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_MAN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1889. _ 


BRANDON 


GRISWOLD. makes thir often and thie ald ap- AL X AND : 7 seit ne ae 
e | wards of $25,090 worth of goods for his ALEXANDER | TWELVE BUSHELS PER ACRE 


. | 
icaac | firm. This solid little village is forging i 
a TOWN IN THE CENTRE OF A FINE FARMING | a, itinery and dres Stew basi } ts solid little village is forging 8s Way | py LATEST GOVERNMENT ESTIMATE 4S 
M | LLER & COMPANY. | COUNTRY ane ae — FUTURE i repessented by Miss iain te Oe. penn he ea. ceed Be sere | To THE WHEAT YIELD - BUILDING 
} . whe pay much atteution to the fashions | and Mr. White add much to the appear- THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE. 
CLOTHIERS. 


VOL. VI. NO. 46. 


Mr. Alexander Speers mas justly be | and have worked up an excellent busi- | ance of the ; 
| called the father of Griswold as his ex- | an ” 2 Messrs. McKenzie and Meclaurin. 
perience in the place is properly the his- ¥ sowankck, from Seaturth, Ont., | Brandon, are erecting a residence for , 
tory of the tuwn. He eame to the coun- bought the Farmers elevator at Sheriffs | their wheat buyer, which means they in. | Tums of correspondents, received up te 
: ; jasleand has stayed by the place ever | tend w keep a man permanently on the | October Ist. From these returns the de- 


of |. A crop report has been issued by the 
| Department of Agriculture, based on re- 


try in 1882 from Owen Sound, ‘nt., | |. 
, ; ‘amee. The elevator was erected by the} market. | partment estimates the grain yield for the 
where he had very sucoental in the farmers around on the joint stock  prin- Mr. Watt. blacksmith, has lid the | Province as following: Wheat 625 24 


acres under cultivation; total yield, 7201 


50 Pairs Pants, 
for 


eek. 


At Miller & Cos. 


67 Pair. worth $2.90, $3, $3.25, 


$3.50, $4, $4 50, 


all going for $2. 


At Miller & Cos. 
At SB9D.0O0AO, 


We are Selling 


a Line of Suits 


' butchering business, and brought some, 4. 


Special Sale of Bankrupt Stock, sows sta sn wit um. 

this W 
worth $2.50, going 
$1.75. 


The 
first vear he remained in Brendon, and 
took up moat of the land his sons and 

| himself now own in the immediate vicinity 

| of Griswold, in all about 24 sections. The 
| first season he had a number of mp 
breaking. and used to drive backwards 

‘and forwards tosee bow the work was 
‘heing done. At this time there was ao 

\Griawold and but a jumping of place at 
ithe present Dalton. Later on it war 
| thought advisable by the C. P. R. to loc: 
‘ate their depuss mile cast of the 
sent site on Buchanan's property. 


} daguire they offered, the station went west 
'te the present Griswold, Mr. Leitch was 
i the frat to open a etore in » canvass tent. 
}and he secured the poat office 

He remained in business fura couple of 


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' 


re I 
he which thereare nbout 
| paatter stowd an open question fur sume | mission was presided over until 
/time, bat as Mr. B. would not eell for the | by the Rev. 


It has a capacity of about 5.000) 
Vesshels and ie operated bya 14 b. p. Leon 

ard ensine and boiler. This veer Mr. G. 
thinks the wheat sold at the place will 
not exceed 75,000 bushels. He has a nice 
residence on the hill ant hard by is his 
legge fed stable with yood sconmmada. 
tiens aad extensive sheep shedle for 

be heving « flock now of 250 head. He 
also deals largely in lumber for which he 
finds a ready market. 


To the north of the place is the Sonix 
ndian reserve of half a township on 
0) Indians. The 
recently 
r. Burman, and nuny of 
tie natives sre professing christign< and 

wak gomd English. There isa nice little 

urch edifice on the .eserve; but withal 


| it woukl be to the benefit of the the town 
j andthe connery if it was disposed of for 


years, and sold out to T. M. Hamilton, of | 


, Hamiota, and the post vttice was trané 
‘ferred to Mr. Lindsay, who kept it ever 
i since, aud is likely to keep it. xs he ie # 
| Stayer against all comers. 

Mr. Speers however atter he once got 
j inte the epirit of settlement in the place 
| put up the large store building now oe 


lcupiedl by Mr. Lindsay. the large store | 
j . , ' others wliose names we have not get 


mrding : 


| ruom annexed and fhe large 
house and stables now run by Mrs. Harris 


‘try among whem are S. 


He kept store a year himself, antl then | 


jsold out his stock and rented the store 


settlement. The town has good opening 
fors grist mill, 4 shoe shop, a wagen she 

ant other industrive, The people are all 
wel] off and liberal. Near t are seme of 
the mest important farmers in the coun 
Hanna, Allen 
Young, Ko Hall, W. 0. Good, the Messrs 
Smith, (| W. Speers, J. Ingram, W 

Buchanan. J. P. Jones and a host of 


> 


Sot RIS, (PLUM CREER.) 


foundation of a large stone blacksmith 
' shop he is shortly to erect in the place 
| Mr. J. Foreman whe bas opened out in 
the lumber business keeping all the neces- 
sary building materials required in excel- 
lent variety reports « prosperous season's 
business with good encouragement for the 
| future. 


The Messrs. Birch report business in| 


| the feed stable as good and they certaim!y 
_ have large and commedious premises, one 


a aie ef affording accommealation to | 
| al! . 


The new Presbyterian church which is 
capable of seating about 250 persons was 
formally opered by a sermon from the 


Rev. Dr. King on Sablath last and at the | 


clase of the service a collection of about 
4100 was taken up. On the following 
Monday a very sucecestnl tea meeting was 
held at which Reeve Nichol presided. 
Among the speakers were the Rev ds 
Measrs Littlehales, MeKry, Ress and 
Rev. Roddick and Messrs C. Cliffe, Rol 
ert Halland MeEwen. The choir of the 
Brandon Presbyterian church was there 
in fell fore and acquitted themselves 


inet creditably in the following pre 
utamiue: 
Anthem. = "Come let us Sing.” 
(Quartette. Misses Preston and Sher 


rif and Messrs. Sherriff and MeKelvie 
Solo. Miss Preston 
Anthem. How lovely is Zim. Chow 
Quartette. Misses Preston and Sher 


| 519 bushels; average yield, 124 bushels 
per acre. (hts, 2IS 744 acres; aggregate 
vield, 3.415, 106 bushels; avernge yreld 
per acre, 16-8 bushels. Potatoes, 1. 
O41 acres; 1.393 385 bushels; average 
yield, 119 bushels. These yields are un- 
i der the estimate made by the department 
in ite August bulletin. They then est: 
mated that there would be an averace 
vield of wheat of 14-8 bushels. 

The report says the building operations 
| have Been comparatively brisk dunng the 
| season throughout the province. In many 
of the older settled townships but little 
hae been done, but im the newer ones 
where buildings had net been erected, 
very many have beale Dwelling 
| houses and outhuikiimgs mothe way oot 
_ granaries, stables, ete. all apparently of 
!a very substantial character, have been 
' erected 

(iame in general is very scarce this sea 
son. Ducks are only te be found im cer 
| tain localities where permis of water ot 
' Jakes are. and even then in net very large 
numbers. Praine chicken are quite num 
bereus in) parts, but searce mm others 
| (ieese are very plentiful in) seme places 
but are not reported fron: meeny petits 

Indians that shoot at all times irrespes 
| tive of time or location hive dene a great 
| deal towards making ss thin as 
reported. 


Teer th 


weese 


> 
WA CORRUPT SYSTEM 


‘ B 4 jand storeage to Mr. Lindsay at ¥25 a) riffand W - 
WwW and Messrs Shernff and MeNelvie shows - ; i as sia 
: or $ ’ a argain. i ae 1 the ES a - “en g NEWS) REDGET FROM OUR COREESTUN Solo. Mise Sherrif" ey — y a oso > om 
toyd at a month, the latter through | KN = a as ros ' tleers, salt rheam, ery <ipelas ase eves and 
y 4 = Vnthem The Golden Gate Choir, | shin lixewse< a= shingles, fetter ef: Hares & 


Hilo Bitters purifies the bloat and cleanses 
tones ate! strengtben~ the entire syaeterm 
aS 


Miss Preston aml Miss Sherriff respon 
ed te hearty emcerss.  Tnall the pres wevtls 
snounted te about 81500 which with the 


| age sold owe «year ago ty Mrs. Harris the | 
| present occupant. For ever a year the, 


dining reom of the boarding louse was , Mr AW. Lawe of Winnipeg is spend 


At Miller & Cos. 


Overcoats, Pea Coats, Gloves, Ties, 
Underwear, Cheap and Largest 
Assortment in the City. 


the only hall in the place. and Mr. Speers 


gave it free for pene. church on , 
] 


Sundays. antall @ich pispovs. As I 


have said Mr. Hamilton recently eld out | 


lto Mr. Harvy Saunderson, who is push 
ing trade lively, and is likely t« establish 
la geod general business in a very short 
! Tilare 
Tn the rear of his store Mr. G. Ro Re 
/cords who has been a couple of years in 
the town, has opened a tailorshop, ard 
jgives the public “tits | ia good furu He 
iis kept very busy at the trade. 
M. (3. McEwan has the only tin wire 


ing a few days with hisold time triencds 
amd associates in the Creek. 

Mr WoW. Hall has) returned 
Han tf 

Mr. Woiart McHary and M: aiid 
Mrs. Ro Stallilrass took their de per urs 
for Fnzlarni last week 

Mr. George Thompson, foreman tos 
Messrs. MeOrlloch a Harriet, is cotinel 
te his Bed with a severe attack of intlem- 
ation of the lungs. 

Mr. W. Sharman has been in town for 
afew days dclivering a large consign’ 
of tree~ ete. from the Galt nursery 

Mr. Henry Scott, of Salem, Oregon. 


from 


M I L L H R &% C O land hardware shop in the place. Though [og 4 | jasa turned to Plum Creek on 
* Imrned out last spring he is again Phe | ie weeks visit to his father and h's 


nix like in form, and ts confident ot the 


brother. From here he yoes to Milwau 


previots diay 's collection nearly places the 


chureh out of debt and leaves clear saline | 


fer the pastor. the Rew. Mr. Littlehales 
There appears to be room in the village 
for another goml ster . a hetel or beard 
ing heuse and a mull. Wath these and 
the river bridged to the north the 
inast surely grow ond prosper 


jprlane ? 


=> 


ELK ORN, 


Oet. 22 A subseripiion 
Reading Room has been 
The library will gradually 
will be a 


Evinons, 
Library and 
started here. 
yrow, andthe reading reom 

| pleasant resert as it will be open on week 


AT ROSENFELD 
JUNCTION, 


ACCIDENT 


Moroes Mosnrror, Obet 24 
Last Thursday « singular an Lictal secs 
dent cecurre dat Reesetite tele Seareetreom It 
A pears that four scetron hands were a 
of the 
Teapepeertes 


levuat te journey te Core tine cu cote 
rolway han bears, an bat oten 

that when the ware ms fovenala 

hoisted and youd progress ts iaade wath 
out hard laber of working the handles ap 
land down, The «ail was duly set, anc 

tine feweatnate 
| mick ine deoting ser corre 
fylish man mand Arelin 
| mlvertently pliced Linwself on ler one of 


‘ sol I~ 


tell Clie ethics Ger pusye ot 
f them a youns Pn 


He tittessey. In 


———— SS eee | future. He is a good fellow and deserves he handle J he fore ¥ 
kee, where he mtends to spend the win ere . the handles. Just as the fore man gave 
| DALY A OLDWELL, success. tor ; ied | edie 7 a Wetnesteg and pare. j the velocipede a good start a gust of wind 
: €. . fe convenience of countr 
KARRISTERS, & | Mr. W. G. Rebinson established in Work has begun on new residences for _ pin rng wr theconvenience of country | swept across with the result that the 
linperiol Bank of Canads general business in 1888, but is one of | Messrs. Acheson, Bambridge and Rev. q pleasant evening meeting was held handle came down with terrific force and 
Monty ta Low | the very fow whe is tired of Manitobe W. Omand. The Inck of limber lies y wer ease 1g was He | canght Hennessey right on the back ot 
: in the room of the Foresters Hall on the | He fell senseless from his seat 


‘i DICKSON 
DENTIST 


jeming > Prag Store, eotraner on 
Lhoseer AS egeaner, 
~ adlntulstered fee Patrtess Patra: 


@hor over 


In the town Mr. Speers carries on the 
butchermg business and deals largely im 
cattle. In town he has a residence 28x36 
twoanda half stories, with sufticient 
sleeping epartments to relieve the hard 


proven a hindrance te the more rapid 
completion of come of the trildings “new 
in evurse of erection. 

Bxcavations have been made for 
ps of che new governmens Lrlge tu ie 


the 


20th, to view the books and periodicals 
The president Wir. Cashing, gave en ex 


plauatory address. Kev. Ko Stevenson, | 


Rev A. Brown, Mare. Joilitfe, secretary. 


| the neek. 
avl all efforts were niele te restere com 

| sctousness, but of ne avail, for the pour 
flow died in about an hour afterwards, 
the hamile in its descent lawing broken 


uesthen 7 
tien peer iil eis ing house, when relief in required, Me | built over the Soups at Plug Creel. ! eo cetege vervin py mar - wf the | she spine of hin back. ns 

je ve st ) i y - ¥ Pv va " chers ss . sage o “ d s ered. | 
hee the cellarand stone basement com A wmeetimy of tlie teachers af thi weizh Mr. Lucas, Temperance Lecturer, will ents Fon WHITE? 


~ W, Meld Nb. 
, Graduate of Philadelphia De 
Successor to BoB. Doering. lten 
Aloe Corner of Oth Street and Moser Avenue 
(as for Painless «xtraction of Lecth 
(iftice aly ays oper 


leeth without late» 


[)* SPENCE, 
VD, OM... Usiver-ity Metiill, Moutreal.: 
Member of the Colleges of Physicians aod Sur 


Keons of Quebeo cud Manttoba 


STROME & WHITELAW 


Assortient Of fine goods unsurpassed, at 
Strome A Whitelaw's Brioeside Bloch. 

Who sells the best yalme in clothing’ 
Strome & Whitelaw Co.. cor. wth and 


Rosseg av enue 


pleted for a ten thousand dollar brick 
| veneer building he will erect inthesprin,. 
| The building will be 100 feet frontage, 
| with a portion 32 feet deep and the rest 
46. This he intends t convert mmo teo 
atores and a tempermace Rota, which 
; when completed would be am ornament t 
}any townin the country. As P have <aid 
\ehat he and his sous farm 2! sections, 


borhagd took plgee at Plum Creek wedi 


last Saturday for the PUULrpose of clisciuss 
ing various educational topics. We have 
not learned whether the teachers purpose 
continuing these meetings or net. 

Kirk's dsily stage ty and fromm Branden 
seems to be a favorite with the travelling 
public. 
required to carry all the passengers whe 

anwouny 


Often two or mere vehicles are | 


| give a lecture in the Presbyterian church 
of} Thursday evening 24th inet. 
The W. ©. T. U., under the presilency 
of Miss Norsworthy, held a meeting thie 
| evening 


The “Loyal Legion” has many mneinbere 


| enrolled 
Snow has made its app: s-ance to day. 


HEN attacked by a cough ur coll, boarse- 
} fens, aethina, om hittin, croop oF ip- 
| fuenza th succe<in experience of t 
of latices wae heve wed it regularly fer = 
ated: treble «alir many ++ ore, augerst~ t 
| use «f Magy asie Porter a! Hales the old 
| reiieal « houneho d fateurit: 


&S 
| ROBBERY AT MIAME. 


| Row 4h TION HAND WENT J HherGn Mis 


GM cand Residence Tenth Stree! mest Schoo! | ith ; off 58h —- wer 
House) Kraudon WO Bites ntti as goods, fend this year é acres wheat | travel by it. pe noo y . tins 
” a Ch iggest 458 ig n ; 2a ” : threshed 4000 Lashele, and they had 71 | looked fur. but lomgetela y rai strein HON ALEX. MORRIS yerows 
pe L A. MORE, aud value net surpassed, Strome A | cores of wate aad barley heaides. will eujoy e large. ageh Ne N. ALBA. ! =. 
Phssician. Sargren gad A~ once. Whitelaw, Breside Block. Dr. Targy ie the only medical unm in | tween Ree and TWendon whem ong es Tonestro, Oct = Hon. Alexander | comer re etpongy bearenn. 
‘ INTO, e ~. on. 3 Ae commit here yester:lay morning at th 


M°mber of the College of Phy-iaans aud Sur 
xeons of Ontario ead Manitoba : 
teridener 


Fine wool shirts, and gents furnish 


ithe place, and the only one that 1 requ r 
| ed by the way the people apesk of lm. 


tablished 


Wheat in large quantities is 


being 


Morris died here to-day. 
The late Hon. Alexender Morris, who 


[N. BP. & M. section house by a newly en 


Ot +}, ‘. ae Np t imy goons, prices te suit, et Strome | : 
Fourth Si. Telephene cunaertim Whit ' . Biia amd Bend He is one of the first in the oountry inj marketed at McCulloch A Mertiot’s cle 0 un paown to Manito! ' gered section hand named Harry Keres 
] H PROWNLER, DLS, = ac ie aac tabi suas sapors | his profession, and haga very largs prac: | vator, Often the farmer hax to wait for eP o as ‘ = men nat - _ ton, «man of 5 ft. A in. shia, red barr, 
OF. ee Yon AND CIVIL ENGINEER aveBie. | tice, speaking French as well as English, | hours before room can be made fer hos o <n * ote “ Gill He ma + «anoeth fece, about twenty-years of age 
; t, al in Glangow and at McGill. ewes call easton played off sick after working « 


Montcipal Work, Pridge Plane & Spe ifleations 
Koeser Ave and dtth Si, Hraedon 


\V H. SHILLINGLAW, Stad, ©. Soe Cot 
. aMCHETECT, 


The best assortment of felt hoor and 
Strome & Whitelaw, 


woes is te be wel at 
treeside Block 
best ladies . 


Where can you get) the 


he readily captured the half breed bua- 


eas 


George Lindsay, the portly post mast r | 


is the chief business man in the place. 
' carrying as large a steck as many stores 


Creacent street presents an unis 

ually busy efenyon Nétunlayé of ide. 
The Keyal Tenplas of rance 

rave an entertainment in the Seadeniy 
all, which was well filled by an appre- 


ed to she ber in 1872. He waa appoint 
ed ty. C. in 1876. He was the author of 
, the several worke in Cauads, and aleo of 
es lecture intitied “The Hudson» bay and 
the Pacific Territories, im which he urg 


day ands half. and remaned m hie 
room. Seturlay morning after the eectiwn 
yang lefe for wok, he picked the locke of 
the trunke of the following men, an! 
made off with the apoil by the carly tram 


Cfiee Over Nori hern Pacitic & Mean Railway omens’ and chifdren’s tine kid) boots and in Brandon, and doing a very large busi- | cistive audience on Monday evening last. 5 the cur,cvation of the Busthwest ‘1 
HIE AN DION — MANITORS and shoes’ Strome Whitelaw & Co., cor, | NES He is a commissioner, couteyanc- | Select Councillor Stotts secupied the | Soisiah Cohenchia-onden pen pee“ sanetioes Dania ae, cm, SS; one 

Sch: ead Romer wrenue: er. ete., and therefore monopolies the | chair. A very interesting programme dith the oldet nectineeh of Catala anil sileer watch 226. en eilver chain. 9%, 

jour CURRAN, : legal businene of the place. Of a certain. | comsisting of woul and -gastremental © henson altel pr aparominco4 nel thet a one beaver hat mi ob aides articles of 

. Barrister, Attorney, Notary. & Drews making « speciality, and stock ty he will he the first Mayor music, readings and tempyrance addrem ii and Pacite salougn ; In ‘74 be ; —¥ - anda pr minery mete fe GEE 
‘Gentine ae . unsul passed in the city, at Strome A | The second elevator in the place IROWR- es Was successfully earned cat. The oth pre of the active <n ote the a “- CF Swath. one seet chehe — S06. amd 

bacme fer «ele. Monex Loaned on Chatte! Whitelaw, Breside Block ed by the Ozilvies, and has» capacity of | Templars announcd- similar = entértast t ei tots secniinedl th hit a ad necktie and pon, #2 cosh a KP 
Mortages and boproved Farms at lowest Whe can sive thw Hingest teresion in 1 $25 000. metits te be held once a month during the rv wri , , th , ee . - a — ley. one wate h, velue #22. JG F lans 
a4 els S | that year. en ¢ adoption e con 4am, 25 0) an barticl ws ot clothins \ ery 


eurrent rates of interes 


fur eoats’ Try Strome, Whitelaw & Co., 


The only church building inthe place s 
St. Margaret's English and is a very neat 


winter 
Frank Phillips, a young man until late 
Nelson 


federation policy, which he had long pre 
viously advocated. He eat for Mouth 


little has been dome te tre chk the thief, a 
he suppoged te heave token the express 


and vou will soon see who it ia, Strewe, structure, and quite roomy. Services are | ly in the employ of Mr Flys . : 
A, : Ss. A] bad ( be } 
LANGHAM HOTEL Whitelaw A Co Oh ard Rosser! held regularly by the church clergyman | died suddealy ou Monday wwruang at Lanark in tha Canaciin Assembly in 1601 ony oast from Morrie au! omed the 
’ . ; : ; until the amon, and for the sume seat in f 
wenue at Oak Lake Mr. W. Davidson's on the Alexander | he € us f let tilthe 
RE-OPENED. ; E The Rev. Mr. Rose is a resident Meth: | tral An a’ cess had formed in his throat prac gy 8 stag -oy event ants ine => 
: : The leading dry goods house om the i Ee e bin. tall ; ; : general eleetions in 1872, He was eworn | (QRITABLE PEOPLE. 
(MES W. NEALON ihenonsenen : odistand he preaches in the public hall} A skilful operation was performed on his one of the Queen's Privy Council of Can- ' BOWEK are ofien irriiably by reas of 
is Ntreine erected by the hberslity of the young] thrat by Dra. Fleming of Brandew and - @ hell the | some esenpe@ting eu tis ae whl de 


ader New weeagenen, aud a thorough tr 
A img threughout, 8 Ub everything new the 
above Hote! he» beem [Me opened and ie now 
ready te recente gueste 


SPECIAL RATE TO COMMERCIAL MEN. 


HOT AND COLD WATE BATH: 
Tie House ts heated by Steam throughout, 


ag KUssb MEET ALL THAIN 9 


MANITOBA 


city, nearly everbody knows it 

A Whitelaw, Briosile Block 
When you want ready made clothing, 

Strome, Whitelaw A 


march stramht te 


Co. cor. Sth and Rosser avenue. 


Dress and mantl: ornaments, dress 


trimmings, laces, ribbons, not equalled in 
the city, Strome & Whitelaw, Breeside 


The biggest diives in the city in mantle 


pe ple sotne mveournt be ay’. 
'yood public school under Miss © Hara, 
with an attendance of about 25. 
H. J. Mattick opened out in the her- 
ness business a few months ago m= com 


pany with Mr. Pifer, and in branch at | fortunate young man himeslf 
He 18) al took place on Tuesday 


Oak Lake managed by the latter. 


fitting up comfortable and commexdious | 


premises. He sprake of the dull times 
} prevalent in the country but with the na 
‘tural yrowth of the place and the country 


Pp 


a 


There is #} Stoyte, of Sours, which seemed to give 


relief but he died within @ fow hours. It 
is sail that medical ard was sought too 
late. However no blame is attached to 
any one in this respect except to the un 


His funer 


ee ~_* 
Markets, 


Altheugh wheat has dropped four; 
‘sround cannot fail to mect with a goud | cents Ther ary abot ten to twelre 


ada, November 16, 1769, and 
ofice of Miniat roof Inlin ) Revenue f om 
that date until July 2, 1472, whep ep 
punted ¢ hief Justice of the Court of 
(Queen's Bench of Ma:toha, being the first 


chief justice and julge of that court. He, 
Jeutensut-Governor of | 
Manitobe and the Northwest Terrtorics | 
December 2 of the same year, and held « 


was appointed 


_ the position uutil INT7. He wee alw ap 

inted a comminsivger of Indian Affaire 
or Manitote and the Northwest Territor 
1es June 16, 1873, and tok part es com 


mrowve comfort and »! hammer Selt Mheum 

netile enah. aaaun pam pien = aid bed ef< 

are of Mis nature, ‘hey ari from hed binned. 

land can be curet by uxing Burdork Kiend 
Hittere according to dirs t1one 


_ +> 
EATING HUMAN FLESH 


Barter, Oet 25 Carl Grave, fire 
man. ated Latwig Lexler, (wo survivors of 
the crew of the ateainshuy Farnmore, told 
| beet night a atory, hormble im tte detetle, 
| on the way they sustained Ife by can 
Links ~ad 


cloths isat Strome, Whitelaw & Co., cor. 
\ ° : easure ‘ bushe ket her daily niisbinn for several days 
DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY Mh and Rosser avenue. ys Mr. W ‘A Boyd f hs - as ae t] sting as follows ee pimeioner in giota ing treaties with the! The nly food we hei for the fret fifteen 
; Mr. W. H. Boyd a few months ago op 1a Weeh tue prices 4 Selt and Cree tribas «f Induns, af 
(simes inognignes. Frees vee wae" Pr We lead the trade in the city, Strome ened up in the furniture business, and by | Wheat 62 prepa e anate of tke Lake of the j oo —_ wan fying-fsh and 0 few ree 
Oe eee and tageity Teneert a. | * Whitelew and Strome, Whitelaw 4 | keeping » goud stock and looking well to; jase << | ie teen Gvtane isl te henekeendienen ane 
1 POSTER, Manager Ca, i the requirements of the people has extaly- | Sug - bo the years 1873-4, whereby ane a al dey 7 pee - o> cope 
; PO Hex La ‘lished « good business. } ay . . : : ee — 
— - The suns of Wulcan have hed « varied Hey baled 12.2 large area “ the oe a ae died. He was cut ip aud @e.en by the 
, he place. A sh ut Beef 250 «Was amuirel by the Crown = Ale, act others of the crew. Tw days after Rob- 
The Merchants Bank of Canada. wp Halls, he was naccorded hy Burna and | Pork 46). | ep ccmminsiones See tenstion wich the S- | insen's dent the tint exgucce, Maat 
four years ago Mr. Stark bought out the) Muttos 456 diane of the Lake Winnipes segien mm the | died. His tealy was alan cut up for fot. 
ae : ; 3 ht io Me j b 5.00 ear 1475, ane with the nm Cre « et) Im elemt three days,” «eid Lixier, the 
Pap UP Caritai 96. 799.208 mashes. en year ago took i = Lam Masa ~>-e, -- Carolton and Pitt, in che year 147%; | jimbe and feet «A ait ry , 
MESOKVE FLAP $1,999.00 | Jebister and now the firm have 8 very | Nr. . kas os Gos os mete aed | ejen ected in the gear S085, iu securing «| } nto swell, end 
large trade and « fine business future be Fuge. wea Shine an eaee . y A ng | sveral have emce nm out in ngly 
*ONBRAT BANKING ANT EXCMANQE + fore then | Chicken dressed UIT 19 | reviniam of the gpeipechers er smcongiee l > cmag We think 6 is j»nson from the 
> SUSE Tamed The o 1, iuplement dealers inthe phere : Turkeys apigeeso, ........ 1% |% nor ae - : a cee ede | human flesh aad blunl. Both Graves and 
SS ee ee tee | eee A. Nichol of Abpmniior, tor Martit,| Dudbe....<:--.<::-------. 500s (oem eee  Feopecting ct | Lister any they have aw recullection of the 
°°, -ON1IES w a Son & Co. and Jame< Johnson, the Turkeye ond gee 123 M eet ' = 174, _ D | lant taste of human feeb, on great wes 
5 Wer ——: pustler, fer the Massey Co Mr. Jehneon ! Dacke r j .. 10 to 12 an itete, JA1Gasy Dis ther mental angiish at the t tue 


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weence te wave as chore gher phrases ogy 
eerbermts ine teer 
m oetwrat Dam go omg io de te 
eporle Margery wrt! a wemaere iittle 
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. ao were -«? the wore this, 
pre eyeitve pr re 
k umay safely tres: me cn that 
e widow sat gazing et her visitor fora 
“ ents without speaking. Then she 
“Yes, Margers Fermor, I think ] may 
st you: I never met 3 girl anywhere whx 
ecemed to ‘know her Way about,’ as theta, 
ing is, thanyon a 
Thus it «that the two ladies fo 


themecives next morning on ths Way 
Derby 

For, after all, Mr. Gascoigne had uct 
been called upon to seem the rectors a 
sent to his enzage.oent. 

After a good deal of persuasion he had 


wou Margery over to agree tea secret mar 


riage and + 1 thereby, gre ativ te hie d 
hg * eaved nen f from the necessity of re 
vealing his ushe w ave 3 
houn he Rev. Dyk 

{ is eon in-! N 

cee oi - 

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Ne \ mger Be 1a ft ai 
to put it« tier he would be pleased 

(sur two lactes Were met at toe tern 3 
bw Mr. Gascoigue and bis friend, Cxptain 


Frewin. wt of cogrse, was in the secret 
The two men had been stopping in Derby 
for the past three weeks, Gascoigne ronning 


tran every three or foar days te 


over hs 
soe i etaniee der auvih 
eopree te knegythe youmg man was still 
“hamgingeout athe Angler's Rest. 

A \irea brougham was in w.iting, in 


which the a cartette drove at once to the 


chur b. where everything had been arrang- 
e-linteadinese. Mrs. Jenrick stared a little | 
when «he beard the bridegroom's atring of 
names recited by the curate, tet, aechoensd 4 
to herself. a man cant be enewerable for 
that lis yo dfathers and godmothers may 


, chouse to oii bin Liter shekaothaddesa.,... 


t-eakfaet at the etation hotel, 


*.. ato 
soon after which ‘the happy couple” started 
for No ti Waces, where they were to spend 


the heney moon Mere. Jenrick opened her 
jes tor the second tine when the bride- 
give at partius bezged her acceptance of 
i] and sapphire ring, ‘‘as 
ir of the happiest day 


a henatrfs di ateor 

+ sig t souven 
of my sife i 

el thon ever that in 

t «heer Mr 


rhad known Wu 


(sascvigne” Margery Fer- 
te well what she was 


optain Trewin lighted a cigarette 
n are zthe ! ride an i oride groom off, he 
. ei... 8 .cs me that thet 


Ww Wola it es arttal es they make ‘em. 
ernot kn «ving that 
ate tan fC. 

(ce -huut did not stay 
“\ - Done weather broke up at 


7A i @.e abd t 


~. week onl they were glad to fly 
wards dhe Parl had hired a small 
not far from 


eur the river, 


\iatcenbead. and thither he now took his 
brule Tle tli kept up the comedy of “Mr. 
ni Mr. teascoigne.” ani neither by word 


ner .«k did bis wife allow bim to suspect 
tehe nRoew aught beyond that which lay 
on the su ae Moryery was blessed with 


a large fun !st matien-e, and feeling sure of 


her posta sas Gu te content to bide her 
ime. bor her. too. the aeir was not with- 
ut its ele ~ fanoasement. She gravely 

selwoth her ba-hanl suvtry small 
utters of clemestic economy. Could they 
eallvons > hon tred a veac sflord to keep 


t ottena, as Jan s proposed, in ad- 

the cook and parlour-maid, whe 

the whole of their small es- 
sinent Were they not ‘out-ran- 
a little in respect of 
ined brougham which they were 
ven out four or tive timesa week * And 
yne was shocked to find 
crest Was quite twopence @ 
than at Whiteapple. She 


J the constable 


Mire. (easeni 


t butcher 


a ‘ told that New Zealand mutton 
pearly equal to English, and much 
‘ Would it not be advisable? Ac. 


se and such like trivial discas- 
e Farl tock anaimost childlike plea- 
,and Marger: canght the infection from 


ement came about 
fashion, 
sundings. 
ling one 
f the 
“ ; ! t. the river, wait. 
ready to 


a MmmMmon paasce 


as | outrigger 
bend in which were 
f whom the 
eda we'l- known member ofthe 
It was too late to escape, 
ndhisground. ** Hillo! 
sthat yout Where the deuce 

f all this time? 


ty hanne s " one 


’ been hiding yourself al 
bverybody atthe Bad is wondering what 
s of ye Allow meto introduce 


‘ es Major Topp, of the Blues, whom 
lve st had put up at the Bad. Topp, 
Lera Chest ont, sbom | hope you will know 
etter by ani by 

he two men tells tak eomething In 

te incee of thee thers caused Lord Cheshunt 
fa wes standing two or 

three paces bebood him, drawing on her 
gictves, and mart bare heard every word. 
Fie rere te the cocasion. Taking Margery 
helet terferward. ‘‘Gentlomen, 
Lady ( Leshunt,” he said in clear, 
ee pant tenes (in any ordinary occasion 
« would. as @ matter of course, have 
it thie wae not an ordin- 


tf turn His + 


ts ehmtc 


ms unte 


trea cthettle 
ers = n 
“on pwled through splendidly,” he 
exul ts Margery a little letter. ‘* But, 1 
sav, what a nerve vou must hare’ You 
ar el oclecr fora moment, but that was 
' Jou had been Conntess of Cheshunt 
years vou covldn'’t have done 
in better style.” 
ier ladysiip pot ber arme round her 
bende negh and diese] himtenderly. “‘I 
cancot love yeu more aeLord Chevbunt thas 
I dad when wer were plain Me. Gascoigne,” 
for ber 
rosband bad won bie way to her heart by) 


she e Syd she told the tenth, 


etire end few people could heve been 
prised at the f.ct than she 
‘ e remaire tebe told 
he rect after writing @ dignified re 
bu the young people im reply to his 
sau, otere ‘ <ming him of her mar- 
ape : wed sMio f to be mollited and 
broug iby degrees After a!!, as he 
rema:ked, forgive sie one of the clef of 
the ( bristian virtucs About a vear later 
Mire Fermor number two faded quiet'y and 
gr" uly t of exetence, with ae little 
tre : : us i5 tible with suck 
ent. Later st \t-s Jenrick consent 
ed to become Mere Fermor mumber three 
ored the scheme 
Sie wa) a» widow, and, as 
she card herse f iaps isone of these 
en ® are Sever her: coless they have 
.f A & 1 
Her ship has tak won h reclf the 
. tare Se 
rere * ha he 
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marrying ' 


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Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. 


THE PILLS 00d. cor 


Bass’s Ale, Guinness’ Stout, Milwankee Lager. and all 
@i Domestic Ales, Lager snd Stout always kept in Stock. 


DISCOUNTS ON 


Punfy the Blood, correr et all -tall Phsorders of t of the LIVER, STOMACH @). Eva 
ani BOWEIS. hey ipeigorate and re«fere tu realth Beviii:atad ere 


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To Clear Out the Entire Stock of; 
Wall Papers and Window Shades, 

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qa ites tee | 


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AWAY DOWN! | emp teeny er 


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pennies OF — 


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spesure and 


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ci oy mim: tee Hours from Boclock to 19 0 Clock Mouey Order Office Hours. treiu 10 te 16. L O rT T E R yv 16 _caMATEN 


tu please evers Canadian wei Ay Mails for despatch ure cloned as follows: Ma lware duc to arrive 28 this Oc as fal'ows - Vere the Rev. Pathe: 
Jeveted to Fashion. Art, Fanes “Werk. Por the Ba-t. daily. at I. acm Pic the bast. daily, at 18.10 qm | Latlie. 
devsted rAtde” Bleue Thacevetne . West ttatie, exeent Wednesda: at 1845 he West daily, at 10% a.m Bete! lishe in 104. under dhe Act of Geeven:, | 
Flows Yee ; « ‘ p11. Jie @Papid (itv. daily, excegs Sunday: atiWam WVic . ae 3. for the beneGt of the Inewesan . 
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high-prieed Er biel amd = Ame bis + Sundays atl? 43pm , Kramion Hil te, Kowurh tire, Seurie City Tle wth sth Drawis ate y -- -- 
rae [: henia ; very cultivates mrumape Yaitee, Soanth waite: Rem Sh6s sillfem.pod Tre Brecon Momlay and Mostly ewillt place FROM 
F ons a ' " ; : 1 fs “ iverson © € hut ey ‘ea ° “he 
kom? T Intype te " ? } ee “ ae, ‘ ‘i a we ‘ per aap anes dicen dlc 2m Mi newawa wn On 1) EDNESDAY AULGL sT 2h. ate 
offer te send ff thres - Tyimi feo Faas oe ‘ mer 1 and : ean WuWe ON Weimewlay and Sajuriday, ot 15 pm. PRI7FS Val re PRS OP: $ao. i) oo | “Wanitoha to | to ontreal 
mv , " 745 4 ‘ a di ates pe ' ey n . aa " ¥ 
fly 2, Adres ‘ee ‘ ini vedaie., au Tueaday. ond Feplay.at 12 pom. (livedale. on Taste one Friday at tun | Capitat Prize: 1 Real Retste worth - nr 
OfeEN, Toren’ > Pendenni-. on Friday. at D8 Pendenoe. on }rderc|t tae acm. LIST OF PRIZES. 3 


: re ALL PUINTS WwW EST ONTARIO 
; . i Beal £ the - : - gb.e00. $5. da CD, . 
: : ddet. ah Aan iegistered Iasiiors uiust be pest-d ot least fiiteeu minuets before clasing the ebowe Mails. : pee ip rseyon a a : te is — % ta the: _ oy | 


Catvani ». V. ! : » tbraudem. Bey’, det, 1989 ; teal Fstate worth > 1,0en —— — 
Teoug): Was up deiere ( gay) Mo lilwee. AV. = eal butgtes 4 : Ro ry Northern Pacifie & . 
emi angel scl teesahg Telonartusly Whaat Ketares—- $ 4 . Sto anh - 
, —_ y bine Robert Scott. at- Mos 8 pe i sep - - - ™= SO eee, aii 4. 2. 
That te ha ‘ a ~ 
ey @ tue 2 mitda the ated dee pel a enven S i 200 (sold Watebew 3 " 7 sa Hee The @nl “Tk; witad¢ ar Eine teet@ret Wadi tola 
a wasalso the further chane 8 IDM Sliver Watches - =. 10 ws00 | 5. and Ontang points b way of 5. Dewi L 
a ; i and cipstiguge ‘ 1¢W Teilet Sars - r fe aD | ny oe — MICAGO, Larter 
; ving ? 4)the Werliiaea alue ites ‘ hos pena a 
BB Phas as apyeaied fou Qeebt, bie ‘228 Privessworth - - ~ = GSO, 0a Pg ee Ei — 


+! Fieket for &&® om — follwing dates: “v 


ee os Ie Of Hivery Description, at ~~ ‘ssa age mail tTS Yiter wpas ime | opegy hep iae io tg Bind and Vanes 


ves cas! 1 " 
RB s cash, lees @ cou\mension of ten ceo wi pa vw Giirtoch, tautusiwe.) 66 a 


‘ ; tle case wae aelpourtied till Wecdaentiay z toners names Not publiched unless wpecitien 
zi te allow tu Bet Cone ; B)itiurized. rawin.s oa the Rd Wedneday of po oe = rig 


———~ SMITH & SHIRRIFF'S 2. cogekee $4] fi teat 1 $40 


' LIMTY OF TICEKTS i 
pay ~ NINKTY Daya. | DAYS 


SCOTT'S Suthens Cram O56 and rina Arma. Candin Pace. iy 


i urning Li dase- each was, 
ath stop-wree Vileges. Jdgnit of Uckets can 


. (OREN 10 THE PACIFIC COAST. | Twcii 3 girs: cca ois anes cn he 
WENPROS italien Fae a i aot pa! 

E MUL S$ I Dealersin THE WATSON Manuf actu Conran s Croods, © NESTERN DIVISION, Por Carther infegaua: ay Bvt, Litnertabh> | 
{ and treket< via the Dining Line, write or 


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wl Ss ards Www ate | atde Waid Dialer i Mauitoloa 1 Se it liefirre vou order. COk nM TED TO Decamagr 9, ldsa ft BERBERT 4 bela. 
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a fe Warsen Movers, Rakes. Harrews ete, We alsoseil uk 
. , . . : fs iat STATIONS. SMG AIPaM HE SWINPOr? 
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: rian iii Yinerican Butford Sulkey and Walking Plows. The Avr 0° m0  Taeuma, WoT 10.00 
secre aad yee tet tli Bud roy: , ‘of aay Seattle, WoT. (2.60 
akin, Yinerican Buitore Ganes. Sulkevs and Walking Plows ree te Vie mS Tie I 
3 i. ‘ | 
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| Behan eg nia ve ‘Northern Pacific 
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#55 ee awe Helena, Butte and all 
pit arene : ratl meds ecpet vary ali ay" 4 hereed Tory i 2 i BD wre ae . aS 
Na HiLi.E ane " ih k " 2:3 Ac Baud Ho: Sesings a i Pramiine hit Moutenia | abnits. 
‘it . | otis ! i ialed DEIN? estas tleende. trois alwove — that we fiwwe the Best bine of (Gaooais 4 57 Canmore aan =fT BE =~ 
SN «lie I i oblm, tor the Season of PSs EES be ° > } "y° . ' 
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i ai ip ° , - ° lacy Med » Heat 5.0 
Correspondence solicited! aid pa thy ariswery ss Ahh. 
bite Lin PPV Tepe ote 1n42 \ rs #2 p , 
7 ' rey ' IID es i a ut Mayle (eek 14 Is pe nage rave, ertiare, 
G. SMITH. J.SHIRRTRR, ce: es eattle, Vietorin, BC. 
ae th srs daw spar ‘ 
ADIES uke | + “pois m5 AND ound “Pobuts and 
pa ee ™ ‘ }--< P nelle doh 
: * pipet Ladies @ vate ae 2a rin Alaska 
° VoONTHI \ ta rit Varden Ie Pe EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY. 
re pew its azanyt | i Ne L P (1S 1S bys Loowhiel are attached 
. - z ol alietebha a 3 ; \, c - 
z ao a Iv Caithaen’ ' re oO Pidhuan’s Pelace Sleepers ane 
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Hiams Winnipes 13.20 Naiiunal Park For fail information 


Ltn Ly Winnipeg Ar 8 12.50 pm adgress 


iP é ‘ lice To Hand Car Loads of Vhe uindersigued os prepared te colsticet or uae i" 5 ae Ceineral Pesnaae aed 7 mg es 
« s worse 108 pin Grind Forks . I" wi pf Se Pars, Wiss 
= a New Goods. CORNER PIECES, CENTRES, 5) his wore HELV AM, Asoat, tanta 


-- “a 
ee ae ue. 8 va thn But our New Store is not AND ALL KINDS OF (4a ain Minneapolis 040 SESE _ 
. pase 6. 2 Pomnegs - rae ly lowe fear will net be 6.9" Ae St. Paul Lv 3.00 3 
one eenieves The tatnonr Preae fe aie ast! ( 7 ie Kansaa City WA 
™ he Abail. fe rt) eur hetore NEoanedaiy . mtn) Sept PL ASTER of PARIS ORNAMENTS: = 4) S aie o0n 
“ta d ~ I | * ‘ ope TWh Ae Ohicaus Lvyloro re 
“4 er eas Will tapped ii} Stockh ict rms roqt Ip \" : Kaloo " 
; F : . MD De + ELLA EP eng Aue. ! 
a i week oom Cellar mark ane Residences, Churches, Private a 2101 Nut Portage KE 3 
eee ee ar ticket. and have in readiness, I Stor \en Lier Worst Fore Wilhais bo.20 
lu ayy i Wa : ; woonis. Stores, &e. ag ay Ae ‘ ( 1400 Ls 
ment Rooyen! any ateiectal jee for Business by the date meu- TO pin pf’ POR Meas STs an 
cl rea ane ‘ a ie ee ‘ + ticornceed above fh the aie s3%57 om STius Gf TH TE = R40 om Sel rether COW an 
+ bom ds ‘ sag 7 = Ye a “ a HS.) ain Chaplen S.A) pm 
a inate ed . Phose who wish te see ou AR, at Mederaze Pricas. Hobs yan Ly Suite Ar © bbe pa 
} it OW aes ‘ ' '. ? . bd . 
a Mintive * : New Stock before natking them Ho 7. pw Ly Nerth Bay Ar Cac ain 
4g 5 : ene We reward 450 tia Torunte Bid pia 
r - ‘hase \ ware , a 
ball Duane bisa es, will be ve ! : ; | 3 — frerrteis fss 
Men, Read Tt ed by having the Kir Offies, with Samples oi Work, will be! tp2am Niagra Falls | 4.3% 
; Youns . head ‘a = nited tite a sli fie. ieentione YAS pm Wingham Blo 
Phe Noltaie Wel: Cs. ot Marshall, 2.0) Teron joeten aid 
Mock Aer to semi t elelrated Ele es spits Niidvens P54) porn Ss rear 4.340 The Moa 7 R. py ever dic 
: gic Belt and ocher Electric Appl 4.0) torn AG “Detroit Ly B 12.05 mn rr Lapel 
a \i ! er. Head pruuf teluw 


Bnces on tra henge wah piping. a ALVIN BLACKWELL, ‘ 60cm Des North Bay ArC 9.45 an Sraqunee 12, PQ, Ney 01 
gerne alficted wilh ne , $05 ais Penhbrooke 4 Da. B. J. Esxpei, Co, Envaburph Fale, V:. 


. 
—— ality aul miaciow), am Opps, So Uentivmen .-Thave veel K- 
: nce tre Y oi “Al = , con nia! ae I° i? \ ID \ 1c) am Renfrew 2 i daii's Sper u7@ for Spnvi - 
all kh j i t ® . ’ , wm Je 1 ‘al of! “ 4 
setinlgis. quale -.0ad- ean a 4. BRANDON. ‘com en er Culttoty est’ ES ech "| Saeco stieeeeeeas 
m ; 3 Ark. 1.00 pin © cnretmevery respect. § -ordiatly 


puele pesiqratiom te 10 Man Ly Prescott 
2 ry rock ville 3. re-ommeed it (0 @!! Imrecmeon. 
* a Very rope, tf es ure, 
i ya) 


en ienite ; Vala ee N 'Tise 

* ri@u, as LA da 1 i ° a! STAR Lk AND FANG \. } t tte 12.29) 

a hee nice Sle Or irae THE MANUFACTURERS = oti) ncn 440 jan 
uy lalet tree Milline ry, ‘ee nts F urnishing rs, PS yan (Quobe. 1a) 


Bove Youths and Men's Re sadly Life & Accident Insurance ‘ oh 3 Haag, a ase aw an 


Maile ¢ Tothing,  Overcoats, 2) pm 3.0) pm 


“reg by Administering Dr Maines : ° 11:4) orm Ar Helifax Lv 7M am | 
Getden: Specific. Furs &e &e to select from, ever, COMPANIES. | : = “a 
roan he vite ome cup et cotter or tes Shownoin this citv. Bran new, A. Deus et sore po rept hams. 
othe aewle: ! ve! ta ‘a . 3 " pace ™ ; * Me r. i Ox 
Ne ee ns AE sty ery wee, COMBINED CAPITAL AMD OTHER ASSETS . fase Ls eduaeicy?™ dstiy oo ms 


ga speedy and permeeen! cure at unzday. 3, daily except is 


at dies HA Halient l< a wooderale it nher NEW. N EW. N LW, ane — $3,000,080. ' pet ant 4dacundey. J, Mondlev. - Mor shop 


Dronkenness, er the Liquer Habit, can be 


2 ae ‘ . 3 ee a 1 ger, Tauredoy 034 Nelar 
an @leabihe wrotela') Thawaande of pelees that cannot fat to give ba. - é . 
(orneetdalwve bean meee temperate ties : 88 iti faction be thicclomest : Treite rua uf fea dees fo 4 
| ! ‘le. o« ‘ . fh ty ' = “ a ¢ ’ “6 me dl a : 
who hewe twhen the ¢ siden Specine im Presiden’. pre tie. ee pee Br ain {3 Doseld ge 
heit adlee wit it tver knowle@ye, and Jyyy cor. TR AOHN &. MACON GI ® © @, er wa Cecids s andard ‘—. 
toeday belrewe quot drinking © (Gen ewn : 93 10) S@pTTIONe, 
. . . $ v a . © 
bre@ will, Now bartafn! effects regu a Cer Mr, Man toon (late - | (99@ (s@@cnrwew psig eA 9 the Bees virreria + ca.nere for Pages i080. Banke | 
tow vie elmions satan, Cores gaers ME achlan Bros.Cu. Montreal | oe teisane eau Te” Win suitors far Page! Mest 
ter Coan ‘at ® ot oP tastilnoniale -en : & « . ° Ww Bait. Bea.. Ogee Man: feo larer, (,a0' oh, OV; {fw re ae fer (kine 
tree Abrese Go en Sheerict=o. Pt. Is 10 the cite, aml mia bee found | ar He ‘ : he Smarr +e al 
ene Ne. Coysuinati. 49 at the Langham. | Prev'nete! Manege: Veshs Lae oa" rn ‘or WF edermere on 
- aeean ante. 8 cera adel ; he late’ \W. i@err. KS loewsery fuamers, Wien. W. ¢.B Nev. Ce fer” 
Te Conseptives. *orties dettedto the jiate te Meleisre Biecs. W 1@ Lw4ge e 
A bile inders' ged se! or, ee OQNe id tei ! arta he :] Mill _ \ (; — a ry ners te oie Pieri. ong iser, la Pra: rio Wie ‘al & >; a acl 
bealin Or es pe wrote s (- lecing ore Mirna of Parstes Her & Car: | Bett, eR Bur, Lite lente ~ Som ih waned ee 
10) ,@a oa" a ndre-8 tae of jot end | het adie will tind thet accounts | 4. Metraxo. wen vapl, decidem ins io Yer aria fa Wie tenedae Pe Ag 
eread Amase CN CMM TIIN ie ennios te SCMEIETL, ‘ ‘ : ; bio linus beste 
ne Te tin Seidere hee ein our hands. No receipts 11. Meme. Se Trees, Forests Sera lgore tes lalmearay Temday ani 
een. ee Tom ge eo ye 9 Aho, ae dy ee Mr A] ME Peete (enere! ageete Dieimg Seoyies (ers en 6!) 
eee aeN antes. “atari RK ‘cn vitlie! ; = : ym Ir. : 4 it “Wow HONNOM. ORATRON. ws az reiwe Through el neue 
iis es ie larwai @ j « Wal abirs lie «SOOTLS sihieec Aue. —? peberdary ® I, sae % Ad mains. Mep.. BM incase . ‘ Wer to ie * Mona Wiesipar 
bre a4 -a eu ramet situs . or Pr Portes ri Sia "ad Ser 
wala? >. tee euiwing he "Gree cy wwe SetthOMOnE ts eN pre ted \ wi Geo ‘Resnam, bh ak Ld me x an i -% We: “ wee 4 gent. 
ai - ~ ee eon. ebd men no fee Me ..nte-) New Weemiece- Bi 4 SB en By tron! 
A ee O8~9 Of fPn~. Bee, “2° AR & let ts ~ Vance er. Sr. Seve ter. Ve Movrve anires 
amsurg Ring's (ynaty, New via. B wt WHYTE. ast — r 
a} teen) Syre then) Meee Ag” tieliet ~ 
W anip-g Winnineg dest en! niet co hie s 


a. 


--« 

info wre tan of , 

. O8 Cet Wh dal SI) ewe! 
petles -vpply vou br tate 

pre with Fousian bvery ene f sete cope 

cially for each cece arith sent ater dee 4&8 

appl” of Mh riider bee 


the Stoekingg~ Ghafoor dl are 


in twen “y tel 'wentviour hee. 


municipat—— | aisley& Morton **\%" -taee rowers 


sits PENNYROYAL WAFERS. ane Great Rngileh os 
PR | NTI NG Prescription of @ plywcien ® > rp rnnterery x =e vesesteues a 


hechada fife long erpeticvcs ss os veers uw thousents uf cases 


treating female diseases |e Le { (ures Sor nr aterreea, Nerton porters. biatterins (rilehes of 
vy wok periet maces | Werkmes: Arerssiona Tm peter sivare iD slows Pret, pris 
MWladas Pivasacr saf ent e'! + «eases caused by ebue vemrore ne desicag and thee cert 
A SPECIALTY AT T ect ial Jacee ask yur drus [earoge ootiecretion, or over exe tion ‘apreal wes! Zone ln bate aaele Tis om 
4 HE est for Pennrroyal Wafers ar | ad gp es ge warunterd ta Cure when @” of eve : ° ‘ gehen’ ws facuralyy aula 
taker ye scutes or inc lose J Asa ¥ rruggist for Ihe Greet Pagina SIomos, sess wesw 8, Aiver ( om- 
aveforecaleipartioulsrs Bl Prvecriptios. na substitute One pe ‘6° "Halt, (oy Ones. + 35 Porm ty Stems Address CHAS. CtU 


Wer bie x oy cre ae 
nee, | a ——_ o fen Coe ats fat sebdmee we te i Surgical Macnriniet & Mir. 


, x f ote age € a hea ~ , ‘ . s 
= FF -C | Srp rre (ctl wi AL OG, Pa: ort, N Kureha ( bemical (o., Detroit, rice: bead raves sk Bert oles wees > ae 4 
MAIL () CEI ate jose eC OOMETAN . i Se cS Se en Sad brayiva vee to". veuege@ Se. “ZR BV. ~~ 7 Mies STREEI WEST, TESEETR, CUT AND 


Come ee ee Fresit Gots! All New Gods! YOUR HOUSES. He Wee ptiaty GEL The wonky rail Une to the Veltomstone! 


rete>t Pay Per-gre-' 
Faiue los900-0 9 


Maay $2 -al’ef Mecaics aia’ dant, S: mo cu af 
CatariB, sack as beaiinhe gerrial tears 5 eri 
sease of szveit fable EEN Mee a4 <> € 


jean 77 2 3 = 
+ troubled an. shary of ('er.e or hi wee Le 
have C atar: band sho: Lis ‘a> ne 
a borc’e of Nass Naw R t ime, 
neglected cold im pad reel. 2 eel 
by consusiStionant death Su Bas » Ly 
a” Sd weg's:s. or w Se sent. prec paifiers 9° 


TD craks age Bi Sihpattwn sf 
FpLFCRS A ca., Crack: Lif, er 


tae. Bs wace of inital gai sev iiac yaa 


NWOTIOE. 


Weights and Measures 


WADE. Maevilar ces ent en ee of 
4 Weitgins. Meagiren ang Weighing Machi 190 
psi alls sre ree . Popa ste ere. a 


fr My tire Fy wing inst 7 roa} Sot ae ee 


ly : 
“phe Weights amt Measures ae y egeetion 


Ww i 
TOW ge Pag ha ts Peseak Laspectten af a. 2 
and Meanutes tice fo- trade PUTROS as er 


RR ULAR Mapection of the same, wh 


mat be made atonuy time ehean deemed ne o~ 
sary be the meapector, emt 1 Bise [np een e 
heaey Dewey ou at o- « othe ere 
whe owhe wilfalls abetrtet< er mpedes on ! 


specter ef Assistant inmepecior on he perfe 
anee of bix date undem sma. @ot of «he Sftneer« 
1 prenin. ethe whol of Lie Weigle and Mea- 
' ea Od mon @ Te ww OF 
at Dispur: fing ry 

2 Bvete trad rn eee ane a ueve * 
tglit.. Méasciree amt Welgtiog Vue brue- 

dint tateornete ss Lem biased r ~weista 
» We end Viewer re< tee eer th 
woe stair ‘ * @@ss Care el, 
jested foadenuend tren eet er whee ake 
the if<peeriett tor n oft ia) certuthate ¢ Pocus & 


1 Wa the words “Origine! 
‘ fea at the heed Cherie rome rfy 
erat arred ©) eteipeeet ormd aloo 4 

Ce. 2 ‘ ‘ue 
ate hee PO ea hh ome Meal ere mene eure 


de. ed te rear in tbh tion er litha 


Wat 
OU7 


They verre feed tee) betegt 4) tow 1pAet 43 fe. 
Jesq, etek ity tewe ritmelely ane ee reine, Letty puye 
valfy and mentally ¢ ewer’ © ene of 
Tile ee or Diygatiug aft. atemd. OF Of  gomee 
nee” Or eonp tinea Of et cntecn tm thee tern 
ts. fommue «Otek, better oe tap mate to 
mouth, irrewular Mptertife. Liccitnees Fr mt 
headaches, Ut urrend evewn ute” Seewny opr cise” 
before Me eve nerve ig pr mlget con wroer 
hanation. fritebiiity of temper, howe Nisekeoe, 
witermatinng with eho + tesa?) ms. gvar,- 
tering. traneien? patos Ware end 4 

ot, Aroesinese afte: itenle, wake fil: 
Aietntucd ONT Wire tree ng Mem «wndtant, 
indegevibalie fewiag of derad, of of vey se 
ae C@ainity © 

f you hav~ ali, oF anv ¢. Py ye 
Of these symptome, you are auf nm 
that Chath eliohones 1 American ‘aeletiog 
Milinas yo pee. or ‘lew pid hover. se tated 
with Dye, ae? or Indigestion. The more 
Compl ated pour ditmes hae terri, tse 
wivater the number wnt diverety of ovm: 


tome. No matter winet it bh 

Br. Pierce's t.vlden virdicat Qiecepers ors 
With @itinGrrce 1. if takeuw — whig t& 
tivus fer a remenabie je ot Sime. Uf ‘a 
enred. cat niet ene vet ieee roe tn 
i er MBit Leepere. 1eqs: liyerese, 
Kherwe te "ites Dilewase, a other gave 
plas \7e are quite liatr= te at 1 and, oe oher 
or later. iatuce @ fata! termination " 


Be. Plesece’s — oe Bie. 
favery «te wea upon @ ver. gut 
through ¢ee ood pavieviag ‘ongam, 


purities, from ever cee 

epmig fae in peu Mpue 

orve. on “ taactore Semen 

Crangt ané desing tear 

en idag. req@torat ce topic, o 

4 and pvtrtinn. therene np 


beth Beeb ani —_, ited name eae meer ei 


e nity in ash rey ah tecee =e 


md 
-—— ae is Eu "Seats, 


ants 


cae. tr 
ee 


fares. om “ein > ereece oF the same Gm ?ut 
“« @ dreeter on ahaa deleted ABoy wag. 


“FORTHE BLOOD 1S THE LIFE.” 


opemghis t he ws Be. Phere 
Codecs iaeairSs Slerovery, ont got 
eeu. fair © Devrent ep rita, vited 
arengte ont honiy bea 'th wil tae op ardigued. 


wie spreimmetanetianmemenmtee 
ard cured uy (0 @ remedy, if ‘eeen 1” the 
ere? @agee of the Stenger 

bar “eme buege, Awning of bir 10-4, “pore. 
wae Reatn. Crone (eters in the Meet, 
trun pape Agmne. Briere ¢ onghe, ant bin 
tr 1 af serie 4a Mh et Fei +s. 

st v We sgg°* *. 2¢ 01.60, | ws re? 
fer SoA. ' 7 os 
EO et eerie mo stamne fir lr. Pievge’s 
oe a ee om, Abt we, 


Worla’s Bi.zersary Medical Assaciatiay, 


663 Guin Bt. BED Os ov. 7 


| mantic ime fallen ene worthy sucersror. 


| It may thet asan ocator or e@ diplomat 


THE BRANOON MAIL. 
—_—~o—-— 


if paid within three | Mr. Dewdney ts not the equal of some of 
from gate of subscription $2 Shooe. the ether members of the House, but it is 
aniversally acknowledged that a» an ed- 
miastrator of North West affaire he never 
_ head asuperior, if indeed he ever bad ap 


wo 
og. Write for (erm. 


LD URRTISING RATBR. equal. These used to be complaints fy. 


Tran<ient advertisements, suck as By-Laws ing fast and furious against “the land 
« line tor frat isrrtion, and ic, & a  . | regulations: there used to be wiurmer: 
seeamure. for cach subsequent imeertion. 

: in’ rates for Commercial and Permanest ; : 
ache, euent- furnished upanapplication. | emption terms and other matters peculiar 
a. eles eee lines, 91.80 | to the Korth West, but when these com- 
ot ~ a, ond O vents for each eubee- | pigints no longer eppear in the addresses 

2 Advertisements | ey by ~~ | to the Minister of the Interior in his tour 
ast ruetion~ Sil ert ap wi a reasonable } 
vey and inverted until ordered ext. through the country, er decorate the 
| columne of the Grit press of these parts, 

All communications istended fer in-ertion | it substantial evidence Mr. Dewdaey's 
gheuld be writtes on ane side of the paper only. | administration is in the highest degree 
We rannot undertake to return rejected com: | : 
pw ene st AES | satisfactory. 18 may be that on personal 

Correcepondent« must invariab!s send us their grounds the Winnipeg Times in its dey, 


TO CORREFPONDEN TS. 


same and addres. confidentially, but not : 
neweesar:is fer publiomtion: | ig | did not speak very highlyef Mr. Dewdney 


| as a Lieut.-Governer, but it is also « fact 
_| thet it is bat @ few weeks aince lead- 
‘ing Grit primt of this country, the Wimni- 


The Brandon Mail. | peg Sun, apokejof Mr. Dewdney's manage. 


Poblicber and Proprietor. 


| meat 4s being entirely eatisfectory to the 
————————— ‘ oe 
| people. It in trae be ienot a (irit, and 


‘ - | 
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1889, has mever yet when eeked for his ettent- 


-_ = fas: 4s | ion by the people said **Ne; BH. 1).", an 
VoL, © | hie predeeesser of she Grith fait said eo 


| memorable oecasion, and for this reason 
lif fer no other he is net pleasing the 

We hear it said on every hand that | Globe. Mr. Dewdney side sia “gh I 
“Brandon ix growing and - soggr abet enchants sh ee cauh thet 
a a | bis official capacity; amd we venture the 
opinion this should be his principle con- 
ee lena the | °° It in to shem and not te the ‘lobe 
eo little done for a by the counesh an Th) oy responsible for his management as 


On any dark night, after the bus Minister of the Interior. 
osed a pedestrian is —_—_—_—__ 


obs ina tumble on any The local Grit print finds serious fault 
~o little is there | with a Tory Editor, who ever that may be 


THE CITY. 


& place of great 


“and Ww th which we fully agree, \ 


ler is it is doing so well with 


fature, 


but the wone 


people. 
ines places are 
likely to break | 
of the streets of the oy. 
where damger is te met 


to shew hin be 


for contending 15 cents a bushel against 
with, and danger etways abounds where 
places are growing as Brandon is by benetit to the Manitobe farmer. Very 
breaks in the old sidewalks, bad commec- | naturally the Grit print finds fault with 


ona between the old and the new, and | gnything that existe under a Tory Gov- 


severe) other caume A few good hghts ernment, but that fault finding mat- 
ate few important corners would to 4 ters to little the country. It may be 
darge extent overcome this. Tf the elec- | that at the present moment wheat is high- 
tric light works in the city cannot furnieh er at certain points in the States than at 
the light desired or one that would suf- certain points in Manitoba, but how does 


fice, and there is ne good reason why it | that affect the question’ It needs no 


ald not, why net put up seme posts and labored argument to convince the average 


have oil lamps, if nothing better can be Manitoba farmer that freighte because of 
dune aavth ay would be a relief and | he advantage ef waterways, are lower 
wesixt the appearance of the place. It as | from seme parte of the States, Duluth, 


a fact the place can never be built up by | fer instance, and places adjacent to the 
the present residents, let them be as en-/ mills of Ontario than they ere from 
terprising as they may be, and many of Manitche, so the prices count for noth. 
terpraing im the fullest sense | ing without a consideration of freights as 

but they have not the neces- | well, For the most part of last year 

Capital must come 1, and wheat was higher in Manituba than it 
Was atany corresponding pointe im the 


them are et 


af the word 


sary eapite! 
if capitalists gather their eonclusions from 
vessions as many of them do, what States, and our argument is’ that as the 
ere they & miller hast. have western 
streets of dark nights when visiting the hard wheat to make the flour he wants 
place! Then again we want the outside | for bie market he would have imported 
world to know Brandoa’s location a8 ® the American wheat to the detriment of 
manufacturing and commercial centre. It | the Manitoba article were it net fer the 
« desirable capitalists and business MOM | protective duties. We repeat im the same 
seeking locations should be assured of oomnection, that taking prices across the 
Brandon's advantages and that the ity Jines and fevight from: those pointe to the 
woukd he willing te do something in the gaine miller, it would still be money in his 
way of encouraging ther: settling here. pocket even this year, to import rather 
Why are not the council acting im thi | than buy the Mauitobe product were the 
matter also. We want a market, too, to duties nut in the way as @ preveatative. 
give something like umiform prices to the In erther case— that of last year or thu -- 
farmers for what they have to dispose of | the duty has protected the price for the 
and to secure thoee products at proper | Manitoba fermer, which is all we desire 
The other day for instance, | to show. Were the circumstances other 
& Citizen informed the writer he found — wiee, it requires bat little judgement, 
potatoes rarying im the shops from Tic. even that ef the average Gnit scribe is 
te 21.00 bushel, and if a man having | eatticient to understand it, to show the 
them for sale made inquires of the store Ontario millers would not persist in such 
keepers he would receive offers varying | 4 clamor for the removal of theee duties. 
These thince are damaging | If the duties did net compel theese millers 
st buvers and sellers alike, and ean only | t© pay more for western wheat, and they 
be remedied by an established market. | buy none det the Menitehe product with 
Why do not the aldermen take hold of | them on, they would avt agitate eo inces- 
. of playing with | aantly for their removal. By the way ee 
the ward schools question with ' the local Grit print from ite relation with 
which they have no more to do the lecal government, throagh these In- 
do than the man in the moon, like a lot migration pemphlets, should have some 
of eehoo! childeren. Now is the time an | knowledge of Mar-in's veracity even if it 
effert ought to be made, when its rapid, has none of trade questions, and if we 
progress is weighing in the halance, to | are mot too inquisitive, we woakd like to 
forge it shead. and with the approach of | know whatits opimons of Martaqleverecity 
the munieipal elections these questions » really are on the proposed appoint Maar. 
ought to be elements m the contest. | on the proposed bureau of Educatien. 


. , > u ' 
We do not believe in extravagance or eX | | mee me ng dering 


frst in] 
sav from the condition of our Ontano 


prices also. 


accertingly 


those questions instead 


cra waste of sinnicipal credit, bet we - te crusade against the C. P. R. monopoly | 


heve the city is now in the stage @ 310 the three Jimmies, of Winnipeg, becked 


progress where extra penuriouRness TY! Fy oven! kigilred epirits throughout the | 


reault in serious lunses, and when a little countey the Brandon Grits included, 

liberality may be the means of accom: | used és declare ‘hat the wheat rate of 

plialsing great good. |" conte betweca Minneapohe and Chic- 

“} ago was made by railway competition, and 

Sir John’s new organ yesterday made ® | 14 if we had competitron im Manitobe 
laughably hopeless attempt to prove “Ar. | 


Dewdney en efficient Minwter and aj the rate between Winnipeg and Port 
e uree of strength to the government. , Arthur, the same distance as from) Minn- 


The Toronto Globe has the foregoing, j eapolis t) Chicago, would be about 7s 


andthen it proceeds in one of those | cents ale. Well. we have the railway 
villainous attacks upon the Honorable | competition that Greenway and Co. have 
gentleman, that it alene, for the credit of | secured fer Manitobs, at the rate of 81750 
the country, is capable of making. We | per-mile and etal the rete between Win- 
suppose that one of the principal eridences nipeg and Port Arthur is peactumily un- 
of sldlity in any man for a given position changed. What the avcrage Manitobsn 
hee in success mm that capacity, and if would Kke to know now is, was it a he 
vhis be admitted then as « Minister of the | of the railway competitors when they ead 
InterionMr. Dewdney is possessed of abil- | i: wae railway competition that made the 
vy In the days of the late lamented Mr | American rate, or is it e fact thet our com 
\\ tote, there was mach to reform in North = pecition is no competition! There ought 
West management, as circumstances *eT® + to be some effurt made by the agitators 
of | of a year and more ago to show that the 


hanging. and the actual requirements 
of 


the people and the country began t de- downfall of moneply, and the advent 


velop themv-elves He addressed himself of more ra.lwars what the y saa would 


1 


the task before hum and succeeded weil, happen. ts realiy happening. or the re- 


s admitted at least by the people | presentations they made in opposit.icn to 
e N West ermselves, who manop ly were so much won te al. the 
oug the « — wes, that the | orig caus 


| against the homestesding duties, pre- | 


the importation of American wheat is @- 


The Teronts Week regarded bv many 
asone of the hest authorities in the 


country has the fellowimg on the Jceuit | 


Es@ate Act: 

“It is evident that Sir John Macdonald 
and his Government on the one hand, end 
Mr. Laurier and the other leaders of the 
Opposition on the other, ere now at one 
in maintaining the doctrine of Provincial 


Rights as popularly understood. The 
Premier e his position very clear in 
| hie recent speech at W: . ‘The Par- 


liment of Canada’ he said had no more to 
do with the Jesuit Estate Act than the 
Congress of the United States. It wasan 
Act passed by the Legislature of the Pro- 
vince of Quebec. He it right or be it 
wrpe. that wes no affair of ours. It was 
within the limits of their constitution and 
they had the right to poss it if they chose. 
What is the meaning of free government! 
It means a government wherepeople have 
the right to rule or saisrule themselves 
ae they chose. He ceuld hardly have 
used language stronger or imore definite 
than these and other words apoken in the 
same connection. The Liberal affirma- 
tion ef the same view by the mouths of 
Mr. Laurier, Mr. Mills ani cthers is 
equally positive and emphatic. On the, 
ther hand Mr. Dalton McCarthy, 
inci Caven and other prominent 
leaders of the Frgqual Highte movement 
have no leas positively pledged themsel- 
ves to the opposite opinion. Mr. Me- 
Carthy appesled to his Montreal hearers 
to let it he distinctly understood that ‘‘all 
provincial laws must be subservient to 
the general good.” Principal Caren tells 
us that the Equal Rights Association hold 
that the Act should have been vetoed 
whether it was or was not intra vires. 
Herethen is the battle ground on which 
the t constitutional question in to be 
fought. Whatever the Protestantism of 
Ontario may be constrained to do under 
the pressure of outraged fecling, few 
things are more certain than that the peo- 
ple of the other provinces will not consent 
to accept an interpretation of the con- 
stitution which would leave their legisla- 
tion at the mercy of a party Government 
and « parliamentary majority at Ottawa 
which might some day mean-— and this is 
a point which the Protestants of Ontario 
would do well to ponder—at the mercy of 
the solid French-Canadian vote. 
eee 
Mr. Donald McKay, of Woodworth 
ins conversation with the writer the 
other day very nearly put the Jesuit agi- 
tation in proper fori. ‘‘I felt” said he 
‘tat first that the Federal Government 
might properly have disallowed the Jesuit 
the loud 
complaints against disallowance of Mani- 
toba acts J felt differently. 
of every province like to yevern them- 
selves and it can only lead to bad blood 
when their self governing rights or powers 
Ey ery body felt 
government 


Act; but again on looking at 


The people 


are interfered with. 
satisfied with the Federal 
when they made the ©. P. R. contract 
monopoly and all, and the country would 
be nothing to-day without it; and though 
the Dominion government were only act- 
ing the proper part in carrying out the 
terms of their contract with the Company 
in the disallowance of provincial acts, 
many Manitobans nghtly or wrongly felt 
How mueh more then should 
Quebec. for instance, in this case feel 
aggrieved if their legislation that inter- 
fered with no obligation of the Federa) 
Government, was interferred with and 
disallowed.” And for our part we van 
truthfully say no man ever gave expres- 
sion to more truthful or patmoti 
than Mr. McKay gave expression to in 
the foregoing. Sentiment is all right 
enough in its place and is very valuable; 
but confederation cannot be held together 
by legislation the outcome of sentiment. 
It can only be retained intact by the vb- 
servation of provincial mghts and consti- 
tutional usages. 


————————EEE 


aggrieved. 


words 


The Toronto Empire says 
The Fielding Government deprived the 
employes of the Intereolonia) railway of 
the nghe to vote either in provincial or 
municipal elections. In the town of 
Truro, for example, to show how unjustly 
this rule works, the railway men own 
960,000 worth of property, and pay over 
| theusand dollarsayeartares. Yet they 
are not allowed a voice in the disburse- 
ment of the money they largely help to 
raise. This is done, of course, under 
(ao-called) Liberal Government. What 
hollow shams and vicious corruptioniste 
these Liberals are when they get the 
bones of office between their teeth. 

Why, bless you, it not that precisely 
what the veracious Martin and Greenway 
have done in Manitoba. We expect, 
however, they will reverse that statute 
before the next elections—they certainly 
will if they can turn all the Tories out of 
office before that time. 

See 

The Free Press exposes with am tlus- 
tration another Martinism, that if poss- 
ible is worse thén any of its predecessors. 
It shows that’alreedy fully one half of the 
provinee of Manitoba is brought under 
\ the new registration aes. and that of tha: 

seven eights is made tributary 


i 


half 
to Portage la Prairie where Martin has a 
law offee with a partmer Martin's arm 
are also solicitors iar a losing firm that 
is doing a very large business ithe coun. 
try, all of which shows that Martin es At- 
torney General, has been very mindful of 
his own income at the Portage. What 1 
to be done with the rest of the province 
is stil! in the rom of uncertaimey, bus a« 
at character:etie of the man, he wi! 


doubtless atta , @ large alice of that also |“ 


tathe Ports. 


now] got into -Tice on the promise they 
v 2 roform all the wrong of the late 
G be poi winle thoy Whawe done | for registration 
el t Tn. t} r ay e 1 
portunity turn t winds 


thee, Martin ami he) igen. of Mant 


aw 


THE BRANDON MAIL. 


{eine to thay own personel gain. Wartis 


came to this provines in 1882 not worth « 
dollar, and te-day be is one of the wealth- 
| jest men in it, all made out of fleecing 


| han managed frow his positions to turn 
to hie-ownecceunt. If the peuple do not 
get vick of thie in time, end if Mertin 
doea net go dows politically withe heavier 
| cresh then ever Norquay went down, 
ithe peuple will stand more gulling than 
it io possible to imagine they will. 
SS 
Not im Ceneds or Great Britein only, 
is Sir John Macdonaldiooked upun as one 
of the really able stateamen of the resent 
day. In the United States where a critic 
while outside of the ectesl tarmeil or 
influence of Capadiin politics, ie near 
envagh to beable to keep himeclf well 
informed on Cenedisn effairs and intereste 
the Psemier of the Deminion iv regarded 
with edmiration and respect. The New 
York Tribeue, one of the ablest condust- 
ed jeursale in the United Stases, ehile 
referring te Sir John se ‘‘e statesman of 
the fret rank,” insists that he has adopt- 
ed the only policy by which the confeder- 
tion of the provinces of Canade could be 
saved from premature dissoletion. 
the adoptien «f the National Poliey end 
the protection to netive industries, re- 
sulting in e large revepue from the eper- 
etion of the custems tariff, he has, the 
Tribune says, ‘‘replepished the Tressary 
equalised expenditures and reeesipts, end 
enabled the (iovernment to undertake 
pablie wi.rke by whieh ell the provinces 
have been benefited. The railway sye- 
tein which now unites Vancouver with 
Maritime Provinces would have been ia- 
possible without confederation end the 
tariff. Equally impracticable would§ have 
beem the canals, custem houses, docks, 
post offices and other public worke con- 
| structed with lavish expense.” The Tri- 
bune might have addet, that wile the 
policy edepted by Sir Jolin Mecdeneid 
has made possible all these thinge, it has 
aleo achieved the second, but not lees im. 
portant result, that of fostering many 
native industries and manufactures, ae 
Canada ie to-day manufecturing for ber- 
self numerous articles which, befure the 


inauguration of thie policy, she was com: | 


' pelled to import from the United States 
The prosperity of the people of the Dom- 
ion, nore general than that of the citizens 
of the Union, bas undoubtedly been 
caueed by the increased deruand for labor 
brought ebeut by the many adihuens to 
oer many aiditions to eur manifeetunug 
interests. 


The following appeare in the Delorwine 
Timee which will be interesting newe Co 
the Grits. A clesr gain of ti) Conserve 
tives ead a loss of 67 Grits in one priling 
division, is enough t)» make « “fellah” 
verysick. Butagain why de not the 
friende of the party observe the law : 

A court of Revision for the purprer of 
correcting the Dominion Voters List for 
thie part of Selkirk division was held in 
Deloraine on Tuesday. Judge Walker 
presiding. The result was very disap 


pointing to the Liberal element, for «ut 
of the hst of 67 names eent in we could 


not hear of any being placed on the list, | 


while theConservatives were successful in 
placing on the list 65 names. We under- 
stand she reason given why the Liberal 
names applied t» be placed on the list 
were not eo allowed was that the certifi- 
cates accompanying the lists of applica: 
tions were net inthe form reyaired by 
Act, which asys that where application i= 


| made by one persen to place others names 


on the het, from information received, or 
“personal belief. the particulars of the 
information recived, oa the ground~ of 
the hehef. must be «tated in each case. 


This wan not done, we are informed, and 


therefore the applications were thrown 
of —— 


out. The same mistake 
certificates has been made in other divie- 
ions of the Province, we believe, and if 


with the same results as in Deloraine, :t 
will cause a certainamount of gratification 
to some people and dimgust t others 
The Conservativ: agent im Deb raine 
made the same mistake as was done on 
the Liberal side, but either found it out 
or it was found out for him m time to 
correct the error, and send in fresh cert: 
ficates, of course with the resalt that Con- 
servative names were whded! to the nunt- 
ber of 65. and no Laberal-. 


L Flecteur, a Rouge paper, referring to 
M. Lauriers speech in Toronto, pointe 
out he has one speech for Osteno and 
another for Quebec. Is not that the 


genuine Grit way of doing things’ Dad | 


not Blake. the free trade apostle, ons 
certain memorable occasion tell the manu- 
facturers of Ontario, at Hamulten, ‘Free 
Trade m Canada @as impoanble.” 
L Electeur might have seid further M 
Laurier, had the third, fourth, fifeh, sixth 
and seventh speeches fur New Brunewick. 


Nova Scotia. PEL, Manitobeand British | 


Columbia. These are the fellows to keep 
Confederation tugether witha separate 
policy for each proviner. 

The Portage Liberal owned im part by 
Mr. Jiseph Martin's law partnerhas the 
follo wimg: 

It is stated that the holders of petro- 
leum locations in the Crows Nest hold 
their claims so high, ranging frem #10) 
#10 an acre, the capitalists refuse 
sith them Att rey-(ieneral 
a basa clam -takea 


, deal 


eat 
What with grabbling up the provimee 
puryames. staking out il 


, Unvn s; 


alms. OU} - 


lares. 


rules and secuzing in radway contracts 


| right end left threagh opportunities, be | 


By , 


Yes, | 


and tax j 


Q500 i thile for ot. Joe. Martin is turn-] er ene . 

ing bibs moneyed 2. | THE MAYBRICK CASE. 

We wonder if thie is not even worse than | 
| the celebrated oval state, that is said to 
have driven one government from office. 


MRS. MAYBRICK SBCUREM HER LAWYERS, 


i 
Such, according to Mr. 
| appointment of a deputy-minister of Edu- | 
' cation for Masitobs. Mr. Munrw said he | 
| did mot take thie as an offer «f the _— 
tion. Ponsibly not-—but, he must have 
thought he could get the appointment if 
| he wanted it, or the rumor of the offer 
| would never have gut inte the press. 
H All of which goes to show that even the 
| Winnipeg Sun believes Martin lied when 
| he said, on his retern from Ottawa, he 
never effere:] the position of Deputy-Min- 
ister of Education to Munro; but lke 
maany another cringer it has not the cour- 
age to eay eo lest it should occasion the 
less of some bvoodle. But why abuse 
Munro im the connection? Ti Martia fibb- 
{ ed, how is he tu blame for tie? 


THE G. N. W. CENTRAL. 


ar, ins frm, 
bold hand. of Florence Maybrick. The 
ie Robert Stewar? Cleaver. of 
Liverpool. Cleaver was Mrs. Maybriek'« 
— counsellor, and the mortgage was 
te secure hie fee. It ie learned tha: 
strenveus eff-rte are being made by cever.! 
preminent membere of she isk ber ‘e 
secure pardon for the convicted wemar. 
among them being Sir Charles Russel! and 
Sir Henry Janes and the recorder of 
Liverpool. A petition esking He: 
Majesty's intervention im the case hex 
been eigned by two-thirds of the barr:ster. 
in England, end members of ene 
and leading 
are interested 


men throughout the country 
1 imeecuring Mre. Maybrich’s 
release is view of theineuficieat evidence. 
as they believe, which conricted her. 


sas. - 


KILLED BY A GRIZZLY 
Reile are beinglaid oo the Great North- 
west Central at the rate of two miles 
iday. The contracters have got to have 
| fifty miles of the road in shape fer oper- 
, ation before Christmas, and the work will 
| be purhed opto completion in spite of 
‘the from or snow. Mr. John Schiller, 
| one of the contractors, says that he 
| Mr. McDenald have the contract nosonly 
to Baild the line, but equip it with roll- 
_ing stock and neceess ildings. A 
lovumotive for the read will be here in & 
couple of daye and two more are being 
built. Mr. Schiller in the authority for 
the statenient that the easterly terminus | 
of the road will be at thie city, provid: | 
ing the people of this place give the -t 
ple some inducement to go there, other- 
wise the terminus will be at Chater. The | 
arrangement for terminal facilities have 
been left entirely with the contractors, 
whew have heen instructed that it does! *easen. Anew highway line from Bra: 
| not matter where the line ta ithe ©, | don te Carberry hae just been conplete 
| PR. therefore unless the Brandonites | and opened for business, @ barge force oF 
| are willing to treat with the contractors | me" “re engaged build » line along the 


Moxuay, Oct. 25.— While e Stoney In- 
dian named James Jones was returning + 
biecamp up the Kavanashie jana, 4! 
miles weet of here la~t week, he suddenly 
came upon a grizzly bear, which had been 
wounded by seine of hie cempaniona. The 
bear immediately made for the Indien 
and kaveked his gun vuttf hie hand. The 
Indian then drew hi+ knife t) defendbim 
self, but the bear tore his entrails and 

out, killing him almost immed- 
tately. The other Indians, upon finding 
his body, tracked the bear fer two days 
but failed to come up to him . 


a 


TELEGRAPH ENTENSION 


The Great Nerthwestern Velegra; 
Company s system is being evtended oo 
siderably and the old lines rebuilt thie 


they will not get the railway: the com- | Merns-Branden branch of the No Ps 
pany it would appear, does not intend to | M. to Brandon: that line will be ready 
| seek any privileges, there being any num for business atevut December lth, and 
her of place along the C. P. cost of Will havean other at every stvtion of th: 


railway ' The line hetween 
Mirmedesa and Branden has been reburls. 
and men are now at work rebuilding th 

line between Winnipeg and Pembina = 4 
new line jiae tes ¥ 


cor pany 


' Brandon where connection can be made. 
without incurring the expense, semething 
that cannot be avoided if the read 

! bronght into Brandon. 

=> 


is 


aieteinanal inca ‘ ult Pu rtave « 


F > om °° Praine along the N OPA M and the 
A GRAIN T. j Pon : , " 
‘RAIN TARRIFE eld line tia Bronewall has been tern 
ciate inital a tina LESS down. A second wire will be shertly 
2 sent STERN DIVISION TO strung ur the Portage The company # 


GBAND TRUNK STATIONS, 
The Canadian Pacitic railway have is- 

ssued a new —_ on grain, flour. cat- 

rmoeal, millstuffs. flaxsoed<, oi] cake 


connection with the Mo A No W_ ra:leay 
/company's line i= still nuwintained. N 
further extensirer than these above refer 
ed tow will be made this fall. se the seae+ 


end iste far advanced te undertahe an add 
potatoes in carloads from stations on the tienal work Pie new Lies open ou 
western division in Mamtoba. Assim im po perry fr the Creat North , 
: ‘ - ng territory fir the (reat othwester: 
and Alberta, to station on the Grand 
Trunk reilway in Ontane, west of Brock 2 
ville. The route is an all rail one. via! : . ‘ 
j North Her ANADEAN NEWS 


| ‘The tarriff went into effect on Friday. 
The rate for wheat, flour. nnilletuff and 


ATratisThge Sow Mw OF TNSPROTOR 
potatoes are Hie per 10) Ibe, fr m all Se ee Sent is 
, pointe on the igain line from Winnipeg to | tted to day to be inspectar of the 


Portage la Prairie; 47¢ from Burnside te 
| Brandon: 48e from Kemnay to Virden; 
4% fron Hargrave te Mooamnin: ite 
fro Red Jacket te Grenfell; Sle from 
Summerherry to (u'Appele; SZe from 
MeLean to Moose Jaw: She from Swift 


North West Mounted Pi lice 

PREP WEMSP PER 
| OTTaw a, Oct 28 tfieale of the post 
} office department have tabulated stat 
}iments of free newspaper matter mearld at 


Current, J4e from Maple Creek and | all post offices im Canale daring the fire 
| Medictne Hat, and die fromGlenichenand fourteen days in September The tote 
Calgary. i weight ino rewnd gumbers i cote 


rate | pounds, which for the year weuld give 
| holds ae tar as Thernhill: the 47 rate to | grand total of & satel tielald pounds At ¢! 
Ninga, and the 48 rate to Delornine. | eof cent + pmnd the seuhi rep 
On the southwestern branch it is é6e | tht # reveane of about Siemy.cam 
from al! stations to Carman and 47¢ from PROWS. Pairorr & per 
all pointe beyond. There s« a umform Scmseen. Gut, @.--Beewn, Ball 
rave of Ate frem all points on the Stone | & Co une of the oledst firms of ot 
| wall, Selkirk and Einerson branches : Aaa . : ‘ 


Gnthe Pembina branch the 40 


sale grocers in ('ntary., hays suspends 
The rate for «ate, barley and oatmeal is | ae a ae or 
aD : payment = Liatulities, S41") assets 
3 cents less than the wheat frem wine ~ ooh 
tations. ak 8 contl fr € the othe about the same. ‘he the partners « 
ations, and 4 cente from o je ver Adam Brown. MoV fer Hanult ‘ 
atations. ‘ 
(srain destined to stations enumerated pirant for the new jertfole «f commerer 
aS CUM which it «as ecard Sir John \ Mae’ 


im thas tanff may be mile! in trans at / ald w. uld ee nfer 
' intermediate stathons west ef Port Arthur | ae 
on the direct line of shipment. The grain EXTENSIVE “TRIAY PRO*IAPD. 
when shipped to the mifl, will he charged | ™ a oe P 
the local eurrent grain rate, and the same Poe > ee — 
tonnage in Hour and offal will be forward eno the pesition taken by Starr A 
@i at imlance of the through rate from | ees vi > on Gon Ghip enfeded to dx 
Jeont of origin of the grain to final des- . charge an ob: oiheet y ert ae ha de 
tination, with one cent per humdred | i094 of of the men. and » deadiuck ©: 
_ pounds added for terminal service at the | velving the prt eae bail ling jain it & 
mill, provided shipment is made withiB | 1 cet « esetniate , 
six months from receipt of the grain at) ai 
the milling «tation, otherwise regular pub- Mostrrat, ‘tet 36 The Clut Ne 
lixhed rates will apply. jtiwnal of Libersle heid the storm’ 
| Meeting in their history lest erenie, 
| several prominent members wearily co 
| ng to blows. It wae largely attended by 
; maT leading men of the party and there wae - 
f'n Novernber Ist post offices will be | wordy warfare of three heures durati 
EE ee eee ge 
ome 4 : + | reconcilables of the « rouge rete. 
at Mountain, onthe C. P. R. Southwes- | Shoel and the other of Netionalst- 
etm branch, with TH. Bedford as post- frendiy to the Meruer Government 
| = There wae an organize effort made * 
Rite rep EI OE 
's . ; “ 3 4 -. 
a new ofice, onthe Deloraine branch of | = a it ean hie ~ 
=a FP sete sap with | of being ae. Deuer Genin, 0 youns ie 
i. McAnigh* ag pxetmaster, yer here and oon-in- emicr M- 
' McLean px stotfice, Assinibois, hasbeen ciee The election wild have the pat alt ot 
closed aranging many old Rouges from '¢ 
i clab, and friende of the party fear :t 


| cause s permanent break in the renae 


Winsor, Ont, Oct 27. The Borys 
ville, Gosfield, Leamington ani Mercere 
mutucipalities have issued a proclatest 
alling upon the ratepayers to get \ sec 


pe ben 


POSTAL POINTERS 


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THE Me LENNANS DEAD. 

The distance from the scene of the: 
acendent to either point being more than 
thirty miles neither doctor arrived until 
about 4 3) during whneh intenm John anu 


' James McLennan had died John liven ate Medical men have been hired 

| shout one ands half and James albeut co tt each schol cose = McKay 
three hours Both were eonscious until achool teacher, who nursed Syder 
until] death The small amount of scali- down with the dismase and « 

ing sustained by the vjetims uw evide his own statement he sas un ‘V 

i thet the boike eontaned Int 8 om: Wednmes lay st The evemmmg pre : 
oesatty 4water. Thecagnewetdren «ower oo th baol a « om! 


wet andianied m Gaewe, On Wet 


if eter; 
rue het tie ater im 


fragment teins lef? 


“rection. scare: ly “ 


A portion wemghine +f +~av a 


= ot G08 wounds was burleda detance for Wal mss aru then crense 
Of forty-six yaris, another Larze piece tro. That ewenung he came to Won - 
hich had evidently carried the unfor ‘ok the trem fa Aobrtte * 

nate Follerton with st, was lLiown fifty fen? a cig an® Ardvé & Marrs 
yards Syaller pieces were blown oman te t : 
shies, to a distance rangmmyg f: ity & dated oi yo tentiay, am! the 7 
Aw vans Not a fragment oid cof t wslacid 

| erpaine. Lit wae, was left perfect. Coot a ® - 

i The four decease! men were sing! wae At Lge ox ate fos 


. 


CT ae 


She 


tur 


4 AG 


JHE GAME OF FOOF BALL. 

arxIWrresxs THR MOUNTBD INFANTRY ©F 

WIANIPEG, AND BRANDON COUNTY. 
WON EY THP VISITORs, 


The ball was kicked off ot 315 
ehary on Saturday afternoon. 
[be visitors won the toss and elected to 
tae tlie south gowl. The bell was imme 
diately carried behind the home goal by 
©. Harrison but the visitors failed te kick | 
acoul Five minutes afterwards, sfter 
geome loose serimmaging, A. Harrison 
took the ball again behmd the Brandon 
The visitors again failed vw kick it. 
Several severe seriminages followed. 
when Burke, of the Brandon team, made 
@ taaguiticent run, but was collared a few 
yards from the visitors xem). AU scrim- 
maze followed wien Madden for the 919- 
cove aecure| the hall, and ie king a tne 


+ behind the home goal. The | 


a ga 


goa! 


eG ea 


run carried ‘ 
gue) was kicked by Dennis, and ip the | 
meri te nantes the ball wes carried | 


four times bebind the home team’s gual 
pears, bot on each occasion failed te kick 
Maciden then made another run | 


ac e) : | 
pud secured a te, which was hicked by i 
the jndges, result e goal, Half time was, 


w called, and efter ten 1ainutes inter 
. | the teame having charged goals, re- 

wmenced play. 

The heme team played very much ber. | 
ter the second half of the game, and did | 
sheir best io avert further defest. Messrs 
Burke, Prouse, Marley and Ateherly be- 
ng conspicuous for dashing and skilful 
play, but the visitors agaim had the best 
of it. a try being won by Stewart, though 
pot kicked. brilliant run was made 
here by Davies for the visitors, and burt 
for his running into touch would doubt 
lew have been a try. Some scriummaging 
followed. when Bob Leahey for the home 
viewplucky run, but mn into 
The bell wae then secured by 
Tinnie. whe gained a try. but the visitors 


failed to hick a goal. Some tne play 
followed on beth sides, when Madden 
won a try forthe visitors, which war hick- | 
ad fore goal by Judges. Time was cal | 


led few minutes afterwards. 

The bome team were obviously 
matched by their guests, besides being 
hand ayoprenl by losing Mr. Holmes. their | 


bach at the very ninencement of the 

van Tis gentleman we fegret tO say | 
eriously hurt the muscles of his ari and ; 
shoulder, being se stramed that be will be | 
mnablet. use his arm for some weeks, ! 
Phe vieiters were in good trim and show 
mw! the qpectators some very pretty play, 

the play f Madder. Stewart, Dinanis, | 
Timms and Davies being remarkably 
eriliiant Fer the home tear Atm herly ! 
Prouse, Davis, Burke atid leachy Were 


~~ ee ee eee 


REMOVED 


Our Entire Shoe Stock to the Stand 
lately occupied by F, Nation & Co., 


Cor. Rosser and Bighth Street. 
STOCK THE LARCEST 
Prices the Lowest. 


OCTOBER 31, 1000 
ONE NIGHT ONLY. 
MR. J. W. 


IBENGOUGH, 


— Oor— 


“GRIP,” 


Sketching Entortainment 


An Evening of Miwicrt, Music, Laventer 
t 


, embellished with 
RAPID CRAYON SKETCHES OF 
PEOPLE YOU KNOW. 


W. E. FLUMERFELT, ~<a 
THE PALACE SHOE STORE. 


-'WALL PAPER 
WINDOW SHADES 
[At 90e, on the Dollar, 


FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, 
—_ AT 


-|CLIFFE’S BOOKSTORE, 


COR. EICNTH ST. AND ROSSER. 


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(Custom Work and Repairs-done on the Premises. 


——$$—$—— 


WANTED. 


GENERAL Sanvat. Apply to Mra. F.C. 
Paterson, &h Strect, opposite HBeoth's 
Greenbouse 


LOGT HORSE. 


STRAYED from the enclosure of undersigned, 
on lith Street, Brandon, ‘on Thurday tlast, 


muapicuous for their dashing attempts to | contained very serious charges against 


retrieve the fortunes ef the day The | paine-taking public officials, and if the 

Nowing were the teams on both “sides. | party who ve guilty of the forgery, as for- 
VISTTORS HOME TEAM | very it undoubtedly turne out te be, can ‘ 
be clearly found oat and proved against 

oe Lo Marley | him, he should be severely punished. 

WOH. Clarke | Baoka. | Leachy | i: 
‘ Davies | Baker | Mr. Van Horne says: ‘‘We have always 
a a Three quarte Pounder | contemplated running very fast trains 4s 
ES Qtewart Backs Atcherly soon asour Pacific steamship service 1s 
: = Dinnis Backs Holmes | complete, and Special steamship mail 
“3 pene : Davin | 7ins between Vancouver and Montreal 
< acetate - acta | ow hours, Vancouver and Quebec, 95 
2 Halbert Roberts | Bours, Vancouver to St. John, N. B., | 
¥ Judzes Mo Holmes | 1% hours, Vancouver to Halifax. N.S, | 
‘ Robinson. ‘Forwards! ._. . E.Star| 112. The above time, applicable both 

: Hulhard Vansorninm | ¥#¥s: fer a long run, will exceed any 
Mardder Walton | ting in the world, and is: another evid 

Mitchell Burke | CMce of Canadian push and skill) The 

McNeill Rurrows fastest trains at the time inake- the run 

funmis from Montreal to Vancouver in 130 hours 


and 154 from Halifax, so the proposed 
gain of 40 hours will indeed be a great 
boon, not only te Canada but tothe Fm 
pire and the world. 


— = — 


JOE. WOODWORTH DROWNED. 


4 telegram was received yesterday from 
Brunswick, Georgia, stating that Mr. J. 
E. Woodworth was drowned there last 
Saturday. Mr. Woodworth was well 


Tonowro, Oct. 25 The Empire's Ot 
t wa correspondent sayethe is authorized 
) to state. in reference to the Weldon Act, 
known in this province, having been ia: | that no proclamation will issue until it is 
entified with it in many capacities for | seen whether or net the Senate ‘of the 
the past ten years. He was one of the; United States ratifies the new extradition | 
owners of the townsite of Brandon, and | treaty agreed to between Great Britain 
represented the electoral division of Bran. | sud the United States this suminer, and 
don mn the Local leyialature from [8&3 to | which was chiefly the cause of Sir Jyhan 
1886. Recently he hax been engaved in | Pauncefote’s visit to England. If the 
grain business at Deloraine, but a month | senote assents to the treaty’ it may oor, 
left for Georgia to transact some business, | ay not be necessary then to have any 
He was a genial. pleasant gentleman, and | lrgislation on the subject by the parlia 
had many friends. He came to this pro- | ment of Canada. 


——$ TF 


ALEX. MUNRO, 


THE SIXTH ST. GROCER. | oct. 16. 1999. 


THE FRESHEST AND CHOICEST 


GROCERIES 


Alwaye on band, ad the very Lowest Prices, 
for @ash. 


| BUTTER, BGGS, and ether Farm Produce 


alwave takea as Cash. 


Stand: Woot Side of Sixth Street, 


BETWEEN PACIFIC AND ROSSER AVENUES. 


NOTE LOST, 
A promissary note in favor of the under- 

signed, for $35, duc on or before the Ist No- 

vember. 1888, payment of the same has been 

stopped, and any one retarning it will be 

rewarded. 

DONALD McKAY, 


Ralphton P. O. 
Oct. Bird TSN9. 


ESTRAY CALF. 


YOME on to the enclosure of the undersigned, 
) Sec. M6 21, about the Ist August, a Spotted 
Steer Calf. The owner ix requested to pay ex- 
penses and take it away, 
ISRAEL SCOTT, 
Seuris, P.O. 


} 


a a Bay Hore, with Scar on off hip, a small 
White Spet on Nose. Had on a ter when 
left. A reward will be paid to anyone giving 
information leading te bis recovery. 

W. J, COWAN, 
Lambton Stables, Brandon. 


TENDERS FOR WHEAT. 


ENDERS will be received at the office of the 

Warden of the ton Penitentiary, up 

till noon, TUESDAY, Oetober 15th next, trom 

parties willing to enterinto a contract tosupply 

the Penitentiary with such quantities of No. 1 

Manitoba Hard Sprisg Wheat as may be re- 

quiron frum time to time till the 3th June 

next. 

Forms of tender and further particulars may 

be had on application to the Wardca. 
M.LAVELL, 
Warde 


Q. 
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 
HE Creditors of Robert J. Dickenson, late 
the City of Brandon, in the Province of 

Manitoba, hrotet Keeper, ¢ whe «ied 


on or about the Sixth day of April. A.D. 199, 
and all others having olaims against hia estate, 


in said Cit 
donald, Solicitor, Brandon, on or before the 
Tenth dgy of November. A.D... 18, their Chria 
tian names and surnames, addresses and des- 
criptions, the full particulars of their claims, a 
statement of their accounta, and the nature of 
the securities (if any) held by them; and in de 
fault thereof, and immediately after the said 


7™ 


ERK be, 


(te 


Bonk 


r, 
¥ 


ies 


me 
‘ 


vince from King's County, Nova Scotia, 
«here he was born. 
cxnsremmetnnsnatipanentinnnsiinanses 


PROVINCIAL. 

Crvystat City, Oct. 28.—Peter G. 
Wood, deputy sheriff of Ramsey county 
Dakota, and his assistants are in Crystal 
City m search of the prisoners who es- 
caped from jail at Devil's Lake City last 
week. Oscar Uttech, one of the prisoners 
was captured in county, Dak., 
the other two, John Hubbard and Charley 
Becker, were seen about a mile from 
Crystal City, having with them three 
horses which they stele from Wm. Me- 
Carty, who hves about twelve miles north 
of Devil's Lake. Shortly after 
the boundary they entered the house of 
Sanuel Graham and took provisions, a 
revolver and other articles. 

\s a result the visit of Messrs. Hyssop 
and Campbell, it is stated that the Turtle 
Mountaim Coal Company will work ¢heir 
coal mines this winter, and will plaee 
therr coal on the market. We heard this 
“tatement @ year ago, but no move was 
‘ade, but it appears to be @ sure thing 
thee time, and we hope and believe it is 
“he opening of the mines this winter wil! 


Tenth dav of November, the assets of the «aid 
Robert J- Dickenson, deceased, wil! be distribu- 
ted amongst the parties pe gen rs genes ape 
IME on to Sec. 32 7 21 on 20th October. The | have been given as above recired: and the 
owner is requested to pay expenses aad | executrix will not be Hable for the said asseta, 
take the animal away. or any part thereof, to any per<on of whose 
AND. IRELAND, claim notice shall not have been received b 
Oak Lake P.O. her, or her said solicitor, at the time of suc 


Orrawa, Oct. 25.—Dr. Beurinot says 
in an interview:--The power givem by | 
fundamentallaw to the Governor-General 
in-council of disallowing any provincial | 
act within one year from its receipt is one | 

| 


evidence which the constitution afforis of 
the subordinate position in certain part 


: “pin — ae ae ee ee aetetemeaieigeatntgte listribution. 

iculars or the provincial authorities. It ; (Signed) MARY DICKENSON 
illustrates the fact that the Dominion | A SAMPLE BOX ig ; ; Executrir. 
Government now occu tes thove relations| (" Rome Meiied ee Tate en comes ae ee aay 

towards the ment that of We. in Stampx. This ae ix only good to 


Nov, 10th. Address 


England before confederation held with 


drained. an! in anexcellent «2'« cultivation; 


both beiag within a half wu ile 


: CLIFFE'S BOOKSTORE, 
reference to the provinces and still does Brandon. | FARMS FOR SALE, OR TO 
in the case of the colonies outside of Can. | SE ge en RENT. 
ada. 4p UARTER REAM : 
: 1 ()F NOTE PAPER, Free te any Ad. Racerdignee... hav tifled his am- 
West Selkirk, Man., Oct. 24. The ( dress, 08 receiqt of (8c. in Stamps, aroviding Te n thls pont yd Pairinus toseties 
steamer Colville arrived for Movee Creek | '2¢ omer reaches ux before Nov. 10th. Address | toquieter life, on eocene of hts aoe 
r el i ¢. ‘ nw 6 
at noon to-day, having on board the budy | CLAFFE's BOOKSTORE, bi ieee to rent, vattele SB perdes 
of an Englishman named Harry Ewing, | gtwis:t FE i ___*_ | known astheDoran ne. Qa’ B «~ 
whe was accidently shot in Win. Robin- | ° : _ | of Branton, on the main “prpndigg bis cect Bye 
3 s j nic weaknes- | farms in all comsixt of Pe Sependent of 
sous lumber camp at Moose Creek. | V US and Failing Mem | wood land, and are y.ct! satered, well 
| ory. Lack of Eners 
ay. Physical Decay 


Ewing was cook at the camp, and while 
one of the workmen named Dan Cameron 
was handling a gun it accidentally dis- 
charged and the contents lodged in the 
head of Ewing, killing him inetantly. 


arisi mM exons 
or f ce, pro- 
duciag the follow. 
ing effects: Ner- 
vousntsa, Debility, 

Me 


freeet manes an: alkali, end are 
pect desirab'e propertice, an! tt 
them wi!) bave bonanzas. Ar’ 
sent. to ‘he préprieter on ‘%e p> “. 
JOHN In CAN, 
snden P.O 


every ree 
‘aan eines Q Dimness of Sight, Se.f-dis 
Cameron came in on the beat aud immed- tru-t. Defective Memor > Pinmples on the Pace. 
lately gave himeelf op to Justice of the Low e. Ambition, Melanchaly, Dyxpe sia. 
ee, a sane tiva- , Stunted Development, Loss of Pewer, Pains in 
Peace Dagy, awaiting further amvestiga f the iach, 400 Aieo Sonat Ged When ee 
ton treated with unparalleled success.  Sefely, 


’ the pre 


—— 


on who get | 


~-To— C _ 
Ontario & Quebee) “NPP ES 
resh from the V ines. 
BY THE 
sar ghhth CELERY, 


Fastern Grown, only a small quantity. 


ANITO 


—commescrscas SAUR KRAUT, 
MONDAY, NOV'R 11th, |°= Os sciadl"* 
| pith rRrRonwEs, 


California Crop 1889, 5 Ib. for $1.00, 
See them. - 


ONIONS 


Bermudas and (Cslifornia Reds. 


Fall and Winter Apples, 


Including Pippins, Talman Sweets, 


For Ninety Days Spys, Spitz, Baldwins and Greenings. 


‘DAIRY BUTTER! 
DAIRY BUTTER! 


Immaculate Eggs! Eggs ! 
FLOUR, 


Lilly Mills, 92.50; White and Prair . 
Lilly, @2.50; Venus and Ladies 
Choice, 22.75 per Suck. 


C008 DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF 
THE CITY. 


HORSES SHCD, nasa 


Terms Cash. 
IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE, 


Call on Wilson’ . 


Where you will always get the Best Horse 
Shoeing in the City where they get all ! 
the Fast and Beet Horses Shod in the 


Every Monday 


Up toand incleding Dec. 16ih, then 


BEVERY DAY FOR ONE WEEK! 


--ALSO— 


JAMUARY GTH, 7TH & STH 
GooD 


With the privil of ss Over within 
fifteen dayein each direction. 


$40 For the Round Trip $40 
OF Extension of time granted on payment of 
small amount extra. CHOICK OF SEVEN 
ROUTES, 
JOHN C. TODD, 


TiCkET AGENT, 
Rosser Ave., Brandon, 


GENTLEMEN! 


IF YOU WANT YOUR 


A Consignment of BUTTER NUTS 
and HICKORY NUTS on the wey, 
Latest and Best Stylex, 


maces |W. H. HOOPER 


Paid to Corns, Centractions, Quarter-| s 


Crack, and other Diseases of the Hoof. 
J-H. HUGHES. 


WM, WILSON, | priest suans 


Shingles, Doors, “ash ant Pramee, Cade 
NINTB ST., BRaNDon. 


ence Posts, Te 
ete. Agents fer ! 
| meats. The celebrated J. 1. Case Thresher at. 
{ the Famous Moline American Plough. 


_ | . Office on Rosser, firet door east of Queen*- 
} Hotel. Yard on 10th St.. Branch Yard, Souri«, 


HURRAH BOYS! J. T. BAMBRIIM-E, Waunger, 
Beaver Mills Lumber Co. 
WAN CF ACTURERS @ 
W HITE and RED PINE, WHIT!. 
Wood, Cedar and Birch, Cedar Fence 
Posts, Telegraph Poles and 
Tamarac Poles. 


J. SANDERS, | DP me. ag ry yg mr 


ph Poles, Tamarac Vole . 
tervon Brew, & Cow Imple 


Ordered Suit for $14.50, 


ALL WOOL, frem 


Branch Yard, Seuri+ 


Who is filling Orders Fully Ten per Cent, | —————-- - : 


lens than Rosser Prices, and has a Big | . 
Phoenix Hall. 


L. STOCKTON, 


Canadian and Imported, direct from the ' 
Mille. 
TRE PIONEFR 


BREECHES A SPECIALTY. 
Call and Look Through. 


SANDERS, 


AND LE CDING 


ee ne ee, 


‘MERCHANT TAILOR 
Ss | - cemeraera ence Merchant Tailor 


| South of Royal Hotel. - BRANDON 


comfortable | 
tof BO wel 


school howaes. The homesi.« . 

? haeow't an exceRent new }'': 1° Residence : 
and extensive Outbuifding-. T: “her farm is: 
the forth lrofm ew. LP: farms are 


ee STILL TO THE FRCNT, 


and wishes tv inform the pubtc ind my 
old customers that I am now giving my 


whole attention ta the Tail eg bosnees 


"MAIL GON FRAGT. 


be of great benefit to Deloriane, and the 
, " : privately. No Mercury. Cusable casos guar) 0 2 : : 
‘armets im the neighborhood, as ax 4 despatch of Oct. 12th from the Bar- | teed. Write for information, enclosing stamp. SKALED TENDE.ts#, addressed to the Post. | and doing my or hon , i 
arr . Address master Gen-ral, be ree t Ottawa | §j , st . ’ 
men) rmding country and Province, aad] nari Home at Russell. says :—A shoet- °°" J. E. HAZELTON MEU Si cy 4 gm = Sg Prides, Sed Novembir next, 1. ve me" ope vt, code | b= sabes 
wet give en ploviment to quite a number } ing accident tock place at the Barnardo in uggist ’ for the conveyanc: of Her Majesty's Mails. on ay "eid be, LF cappeth mo 5a 
ef nen, assoon ae the ks Pat . ad ” < — sabitns : Lhe vned beg toe! le of pragosed Comtraci tor four ears once pe In the city, bog, e hg ah borings 
stented . works are fairly | Home on Tues lay last. Two of the boys | aw Yonge St., Toronto, Ont Pie vo aa “ its, a ‘ — week each way, between Met iregor Station *j | crop of pa por as “chiens ion 
were vat Ps soldicr, the one boy was} — ee ed tnem cle ln he A vat ~repa ene. via Beaver Cred. from the let a week tal - andl tase Geeaee ¢ 
An invest t) wak nlece dn , a i i ata je ia, «or Pianot an. anuary eext, (umpeted dintage 124 milex ust UBIO, a © @e “ 
+ NE \ ———— = the Land — 7 wy ges the ay The closing of a bustle fectory hae put | apc r ak ' neiween Priated _ cumiaing ocher informa } sel] almoet at any price for cash Can 
ace Here om Wednesday, conducted by | with t . result that " was shot, the y 600 girle out of employinein, and tere 8 | Princes av ne MVen tion as to itions of prep ed Comiumet, Bay | wave yous von a suit or overeat, ain 
fue ref Land Agencies, Mr. J. M lot passing one inch above the Beart} no knowing how many it bas put cut of Bae PRISON. pee ae ay pot pies a ae | the paat« Teams b> tteeen. 
neerning a petition sent to Ot- | and th the hing. The boy now lies hap:. : i See anaes ea ee re er | pa P ’ 

Is supposed by one J. J. OReilly | in the hospital at the home, and under Mr M Thompeon —— a E ! bavi ' } L STOCETON 
" mplaned that he had been unfair | skilful attention will probably recover, | 0000": . ARVE. ‘ Jiice Inspector. | ° ® 
' memes: ‘ : : ri ne wester dical : , © 0:'s Ulli } 

‘ys dealt woth by the land agent, and| Loxpox, Oct. 24—About noon to-day | COt"Prising man in ¢ se ie Post Office Inape o 


arved the homestead inspector with im-— 
f oper practices in connaction with his | 
ott The petition purported to be | 
signed by all ornearlyall Roman Cathalies | 


s Section, an claimed that O Rielly i 
wa @atent am t he uinner described be- J 
calis was a Catholic At the investi 
y ack v failed ¢ sppear, and it 
Wa l skinned out. while 
excry &. 
: / 
x" 7 i j 
th | 


’ , ' ‘ ter, iy . 
Dedsbury, ox miles = fre mo fanchester, | Northwest Central, and starting 0 eaw- 
ostensibly for the purpose of opening an He is preparing to 


a revolver 


een 
} ae den eed ae district. lie haa contracts for laying ties BR ; J ai | 
inounhnown man entere the nh at | ond hallasting 50 miles of the Great } ’ 3 
mull in Rapid City. a ™ 


wceount. Suddenly he drew P . ~ ye i 
and shot Mr Allen, manager of the bank, rode 2,000,000 feet of coger aml 1M, iCON 
and fired a second shot at the clerk, but mrntadineeanaii=naee , pore tin 
wissed him. Inthe confusion the man! Twelve or fifteen Porous s Prairie pon he : 
bhed a package containing £80 and mechanics leave for Sear debtors... es ae, ~ ) 
w. taking straight across the fields. having been Jured ther : of i 4. Har 
Ho was pursued and overtaken, but be of big wages ee ’ a S: . nd d . 
1c could be seed he turned the Mr. J.C. Simpeon, a iF ‘ hae uf ‘te sy 
Iver upon himself and shot him elf | another s! pine? ba lore th on” ; Proc: H 
It is possible that Manager Allan of Manitoba beef caurct at " : eat de 
r, but his condition is very | yesterday, making fortv car) os cx 0 t-] pe re 


by hom this fall 


is. tl 


| ely for the epee) 


Winnipeg. tnd > Nt, i 


CONSLR FTC © URED. 
age gld perience wuee naving | GQ to E. J. BARCLAY, 
: FOR 


wionary. the for ca ofa. abie rom i 
sre of Con | 


am. 
atid imesite's.” Titees| LUMBER, 
radmalcare for Nerv. ard all N ' 
Os Complaints, after by . we ader : LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, 
ful curative powers in tus P anos, t 
elt t hi tute © me Fm Borrhks AND PAPER 

< “ Lctuasrn ? o tw *- anda 

ire lo relle@e urs i ~ ud, 
f f ary ‘ m 

. t ~ a a a aoe 


- JAM 20d / ASE 
| — ey a an 
| iv 1 dare babel Shs EPH. miPere. FR tagatag sl 
' “Dy 5 van 'OeA- oat. ok n ments, “i FAKE Ineail, nec I ? 1 TaeeTBe— a q ‘c iG UST RECEIVED! ‘ 
i : KE MONTREALERS THINK | Btocenies, and grain for their stock, It Is} val at ee rton may appear an iin 
; —“ ‘estimated that there sre nearly eee ghi ebility a a “sent, ‘put a can ora — RAILWAY. | A Latge Stéck af all hime 7 3 


ast 
THE mee ma jonas re 


“+ + prot ' - GF at vn it-we eal 
balls Me wry Pet Ce A i= n | POR 2 p+ oie iA’ eae re Kin, y 


BRANTON. 7 — pe 
bere 47 Jal ope phates, | = Material, | --~° 4 


© Exp. 


. ‘ 4 ' he pro wer of the | Freight 
ot Rates oe pita: place on St Fe eee The proj | g ~~ temteamn Se 6 Nove — a 
Sohn Te street St. Baptiste ward, © arrangements have been made S for the , nearest coal 1 » te ee are alwut } No. = Ext 4 ae the 5 ‘is Eyes |e edar. Shin: ules. yer ; 
‘ it half past six. 4 hereby | Sree tet unsportation of products intone j building a sq ape Me to the | Sharh | HAR Ti 9770) 

pe per 4a tr: i. lifes FTA Ao % for echoes reer ong the people. | Tw ome wy tz} of, de een miles. and — i --- Ai! = : Made. on the Shortest Notice. at 

gat mane hewrses ot rrereirbe cri ere Of sd a 1:40 ‘Wineipes 9 22%e é15p | 
. Hig damaged. The shock has con o.N nid: om eB ° Fertage ee t ” se sxe 4-S1p ; 

eve badly spaced, “ ! ° . =t. »rbe 
hned J women and children to bed. | ye bao aw ; . ‘2 ood seat th ito am i ‘ eit T. 10000 Lowest Pricks! 
The <cene of tit cisaster 3s literally parvest — gh the enture “state, Since ; Jon government to he, the enterptisity ; 33508 Ve fcon 7a 
Jlocked with crowds of svinpathizing spec that time they have heen struggling to | proprietoprt \—* elpathem I's Sash, Mouldings, and 
OE [he corporation read departmeat emselves from the burden of ait the rope h urgent 0 om 12: ” » dl sad = = 62ip ; 
, 7 : here them - pneed for chee C3}? coal in Southern Maniteker , OMOTER | i ae Morrie 0 én 6:38p 


aah 7 ° drwisa «8 Tv’ witht god “i Meet, ' findmciel « iat ee omnes which =o 
—“Sobort Parker. contractar. is ie es a 


dlasting a larg laver of reck on the cor 
| 
serof St. Jean Baptiste anh Panthaleon r ps Le 


etieet He clectded te use dynamite cat but devastating Ison 


gigs wit vad as pd Lge of beth | Co 


operation. Surely the Dousinion govern 


ater on the "3:55 fai => 
ve eer ioc Sige TU RNED WORK: 


e .: est Lvnne e 
Wem 11:06 AD i Const aatats ou Hand. Get eur prices ond 
10:9 @ De pemb. Cr fi es ic Sr! 8.02 Examine our Stock before ¢ or 


ASME. Omg) a o w « elsewhere. 


ict 
alr of the 


Halpin’s 


tailyes Gabi Gy’ yt ee. 3 algut t hi violence vimited tte: Blethen r } 
qt a i as Bhs -“ AAit country +d practices lawl everything , ment cannat refuse the usual eneourage: | pag. + Set yee ep 
egy - fone 7 Col’) waste an “ rul = the harvest. This dis- - ve ae - this sual! lane, scemng that the 5 wk . ; 6:40 » Helens — 

.: nt! ly bw used rf Galt m wl rune + 3:30 poeta nite STIRRITT. 
wanted to serve bra dang ‘the extent it ot Beets) wa rein rt P 1m @ spokane e358 3 
qt 2 ntact Lat evening Two botes halt} é se u WMEPIAS'H ARE Anite avecce= 3:48 « Portland ‘ an - 
qt wre te « tiniges were paced ? ”) deg pbef nie’ nei mg iets sis justifies baa Aes va solely count Scagpemnmnsentocsne 39a Tacome _ 5 a 

' kewith sl contains about 1) ) teve the d ee wil] be miu in jh w wu POET | hevisagoass (n PORTAGE Lepe aikLe. j 
. acai ni 6 r 4 ohwk Sreadful | gue this winter 4 delegation has waited r puilatad h i ied, Prepared ; 
whock cas telt through St. Jean Baptiste | gn Governor Merriam and asked - ed j  belggereng «The patitioms have already | 
wend, Gorse. tottered, windows © verhed ) the state The ca mas urgent been sent to Mr: ‘dines at (twa, and Dele } 
4 putte were scattered all over the | w; - ye 4 ‘tate Ne Sh ep & | very Soon we hope tr deat of the ultiunuste | Dail - et Sa 3 
treet People were lifted ont of bed | 9), ef vas” absolutedy ory. he of the schemes. {Mordor Men: e , I ; - . ae © ; 
pretures. lesunages i] svantle y isces were Th mga o f promipt Ineasures yan) | tar SS N:| a H v1 TAL [Nn . ‘ 1 by: ay ot | hi ‘ ; 
Bae Tom Cine »: ta ri sogfte recounizd by the g@ cehbr. and he im , ' om 4 Heeding!y = 
gel) et ewe thee ate « 4 ies fepeyrle qi we Reg M. sin! tT. } 52% a Horse Plaine rors 

, 10 4 rravel vit a44é0 H 
WSttatitvoc meatinhe gt tgs Chad CRM Selle hd SETA” CHEMIST & DRUCCIST, ries tele Ege 
i ent Tere lute tenor at the Tal Mo¢. cal commission to in Uffer. one then bie ng Rote h hed | RE ee Tike 
Nos ol aid of 


rort ppm the amenunt and | | isltters is @ rational reuiais | for vepepaia 
y BR AN DON. - e wan! Puthaceis Padeee sleeper on 


tow } . : , , 
” elu ‘ bent ’ i ve 
afroinla, debility et: 


;urlas F they ‘ in Prege Hee TIE oda Ol thoy mets st is Thi amenities nbd Pullman Palace, seen rewnist pon he Bay na 
aps Lome: ae Te a “3 erie oo fhe AT Wie: Hie eae Woah i f B onset, re LL SWINFORD. WILL GURE OR RELIEVE : 
ntheah AM a Yun ape lok e aot things fren > rsonal invest: | : eseerenn na ze wera! Agent | Ba NESS, 
SCALING Als age MANUS ens | DASREPOA,” — DHOPRY 
cae —— INDIGESTION, © FLUTTERING 


wiiuel, aleait ten fect an dbanweter ane | re ee $) be distrib. | eeeenny et. rc <S43 mt et _ nieht one « 72H — 


ly circular aid abet « hit irobelerp, 1 as itl to ely stricky bff cone 
Years stones of which the forse war nee ¥ oem fh Esa me Qn ‘ve bff: atts + t — i ! MUNAD & C0. C.. pay pe. THE HEART, 

bats e Senn TUR AEEAE The ' LIMES ihe A Morley. forty miles west ef here Se i SIPELAS, ITV OF 

company bibs utah peaabtetey fish Bue tigi R. » ya SALT RMEL THE STOMA : 
witie. a Live ” Bi ra p MHiy ea VT ANE | iD Ml EN of Pe Ore spi atyon “yo ato : HEARTBURN,” DRYNESS CH, : 


hie _— Gace woman — Mrs Te she. = beeps : , HEAD €. OF TH i 
at fim f Ww bf Sy, WS Pte Gne pes 7 mar ape te H AY De REMC TE "n TICKET, Oficg. acta asnulersieaes : 


tre 5 ooaale 


myn 


4 coReT en bee rer ton Te wiGag st: 9 i ft pantry 
ieee nt \ 3 St SEAR SALTOONTS VESTERDAY = Br aa Catt he) ° —— . —— 7. MILBURN SSO WES OR BLOOD. 
en es deat ) : ; ms he on the alert « ople commug offthe : r_F . “ ° MILBUR le Toopeictoes. 
| iwi ty be on the rt aa | min t} naan AGENCY vane N & (0., TORONTO. 


te wamlgite st hen, chet 20 dew wodd 
oer < as ovr, N. W i (ier, 2a — An 
e~ fro in windaw fell: . Le tae “ ‘ 
: t Contbeatton oyont) lew herrible for ean bast aga A AS Ri wa Bau ane Liquor Sieve. from the old Store 


hoor 


‘ aniecet! 


ot a¥ mh F 
uth of the Central Hotel, te iLepiemi- *| Aga: AY, Dominion, Beaver CA z PEELS 


aieal irelor the heuy elle» 
' ; = Es reed five others badly in 


haps Fatally Jack Anda 
t 


“£ nin aertnon nie ed freon de hind by Wateon. who. after 
at sp od va 


his face Walkin cr the ground ] 4 : -J od eg west bound train i 
i ¢ Vebesened sorrel diately | oda iliinsances ua: puatg rigs be ae 
hisdeed M iwait twenty five miles north-east | Wns clothe, making ter Seetts stores itely ogcupiod by Smitl € Burt 
re Oe z ow teadny. by which the lives of two Watson shadow: ngs - Whe ry scp babes ? 
uy “ t t SS wom - - . . - 
about te quash vitu lyn s Scott, it Wasoe i AANe Herk, \ Wid Sra‘. O 
A pn a 


n ng de } we foot me } eel, ernie te ; on af Saas NINTH STKRELT. 
ir SE a sears ‘ “ A; ows of the accident  Gpsperate strngule, succeeded in getting ie é 
wen handentts Meares beings tence. the Petween Rosser aud Tacitic Avinues, | ca 2 Cito 4 abe“ tor! ‘Bere mad > 
Come@ebiiel 2 Gl Guord- s+ % 


jonny Pielproe jeunes pe olistines vy | ; 
; ceaiaaias hie aancn ry, ee Tdi he « arg toe Aut a id ’ } 
! li i : bo ey pels wen 4 eee prtble fer nee AeAywity thine Bt to dur Mees Hevuglh. ere r 
o j dain ty . 7 tee ; J 
; . \ , ep ee Sates years Bom claims Seott as he rhiislane OWoher pet . . = F ‘ ssmeeatenwenes "a as “i Chali ; 
‘ it Ma ua UN-(d Adda GHIA AM | Lie vatheredd Auvarg Ws briet son was found a bettie ot ether, a tw ‘ithe | panama F i Seance og Raters Wo “t tani F 
aaa . Posiomel | ye hice be. ct reecta@t 
fiiloe venus 1t. © fs a ke artim 


of vitrel. a gag twe razors and two welt 


. ', ‘ 14% fl seve Ae cere | 
{ ! . i st the J edie nied ) a ‘ 'S 
i ] F cocking pevolvers. It was fer hutthtion Cer wy iim al. ee arg fom bons of Bod, Accte of (homie 
Diarra ene atyd 10h @ wean ite. bat va any 


‘ ut th towiahe 4 | ll ie 
‘ | tt ’ i ; ath tebe, 4) wT dd) ed let WE 
; iyo leeks Pro bun out brs aves wath vite —— “ OF HL 4 I N ES 
| ett py a icctheinkt harpae! se ba socigdean! Sivhdes es J F , L a ate pame.icce Wast ig beve ~ 
é prenedy wal goer + Speece rel -fis 
1 , | - tor 


ra on 


fit 


—- 


oe 


baie i} lis eyes ated rho 


wa that J0ie. (harth ane ae ser Teines Bicdsellan, Jy td), dogs lolewar oft to€ ulgary aid ner Bade sie ST BR "DS oe we P i 
athe coe nee Se Se She isa former vesidart WV inn} ix A a Me lose “" eruhae il 
;  Lelbs. dal le lreohge , Where she has an arried dagen ‘ . ‘ ‘ °° .erce tt andceet ' 
Call or Write tor Rates Bos theta @ 
’ & 


eleir M 
jeratut. Sr A. Leblan. Madame Let beg ny a rem Marten f tle ewe — >; : 
bane, Mila | Mas Mile enlist, he gens | FOURD AT VAST. - = 
ion. 2 ' ; Tat eels mE tenes %. * 
" ‘ § AI vl " ‘ wu ‘ hy we tat eins F' 1. mew eeret nee, ayy ih 4! ‘Liquors. ig C] 4 “, = 
; ; gif hen [ } ‘ ast Youn cmeds. for it, in P) - 8 °" 
. “ MiLelfan 3 73 rest at a farin of | Yellew Gil citar Tam how tee em cron at 728 8 Ff. C. PAT EF RS ON Sota by @.; Dea 


Mesa eideaa ee ante Sg Bug ack Sabina of che OW EXE, DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO.:Limised) 


enw! oxalate . , “ 7 \| ! r Apderson, with bis) steain  thersctlaned fer 
epee ‘ The auen were standing around Macerk Mehran i VENT 
—or 3 4— f?--- 7 win whike Mr. MeLellan was re See eT ine pam om 11 NTREA 
. ute avhich leyl get, out « j ° : Us L, P.@ 
eee oan BRANDON. 


TrAMUNG iN PAWOOEA “ | er, when the bother exploded 


i egfatatee es cael IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA. , 
ri THE MONARC 


; Bs ; iT) the scene a 
wdelers at  Nertliteste Aran sche 
! wet ther vied The ditnbs ane ~ ; 
Waster Dhak “ . , 500,000, (ESERTE FUND, 0.4 
e | . - . aiid tee 2uor wen Prillereyue aut pO APITAL $1,650 d ROE r >, £650,000. 
y neon Geek socal ; : 
bilpdl <ikeenk he sable aBA Tee ns 3 en, cenetaanen BOARD OF DIRECTORS: : HOoOT-AIR 
jer thiomgh the wmter. “The ) posntang sere reeemotle ie HOS HOWDAND, President: To Ro MELIRTT, Vice Prosilent 
A hemi at tuaherns Se ately despatched for Dictors S&,;WM. RAMSAY. JOR WADSWORTH HON, ALP MORES E URNAC B 
e <atney sii fel ; li ANT cut " ¥ . one . > a“ 
oe aie S eaeiintin mei tie | vat hk ast saltoesats, mi W right, ot P . nac Pte) es JAK RILEY. Hl ad RYAN 
leuses and ities gener Hk ard ask tea ' , ; . My one — eee tliately Giev A toto We 
tihess CHiptietis i aid supplies | y ei didad ins andes Na HEAL OFFIC. - - 4 pre COME 
iain _ 1 
TH oP ie Phre petigt) cc imuittee _ : ? , . Re md wD “4 PD. Tt WHLKEK. Cashtort bs JENNINGS. Asst Cash EL OA Y. Presqeeet 
4. teeter las been dirceted vert titted rt) CS FESS | SNES : 
, a te Aihisations te take ue parere. st Filler amd Po Dewan, were BRANCHES IN ONTARIO 
tt : a play is its t liad and beth Iaally mangled ° 
” Stoiday. Neveraber “ 3 : : r4 EK ex Centr 1 ‘ W ee Cather T saat 
on } n ' Tenth oe ’ asSCN enty Lyre esol y ’ UP lievilves eopentes 
. areal t wily ohana Phe | eLarom sgt 4a nee: Leg ae F. Thyglis Niawea Fails St. ‘Phemes Ih, Y amige ot i READ-MAKER'S Cc 
stitution and suflering are so great anti | : oe EE * Galt 1 Pr Colborne Salt Ste Mane AV etal b 
iene . that the leat RA aie IE PD “4 ; er tabay ih cas the Dector feed 2 FERS TWTDAsSsT 
aft | sit trresel, started? to 7 ome fra eels 3 sae $ ve 
elLeanruetue are unable toe vrant the | a fai es ok. and see hrevl the aimee BRAWCNNES IM NORTH WEST Buca Fansite Gwe Saticpa. oe 
s1Ot nae Lequired Kaamsey county, | ys 4 s ; ° FOR BALE BY ALL UF ALERS. 
Dakota haa a population of TOG pempls | tens dav led thee three hah’ sy tine. Winnines, Branden, Portage la Pranic. Man. Calgary, Atlee o 
j 0ay s g ar, - 
(ot these about O40 are cmgaged ii ———_—_—_.»-—_—_—- = ; 
Phe tiestset lat gear eutet®)  pOWN ON DR. HESBAND SAVINCS SANK DEPARTMENT. 
generally. sil the tarmert were Special aviangements mate tor Deposit iemaining A Apaahed tine, Jateres PALMO- TAR 
pel fu imortzage theay tarts tor huge he ts va tiazette thusdights en Dh allowed «af etropent, rates SSS 
rf COLLECTIONS ade and accounted toron day ot Pav caverver. »—} co aA }~ 


nines Chien: em). Te cemry Me ") Husbaad. Dn HH. Nubrey Hasteaeed, fori 
nt Derly or Stroud Gerean, London, No. amd, 
ne t So SC ity. Maniteba, 1 evident 
tat out dbstinetly supenor, 


KON DS ail Db BRENT Kies petire himseed 
Stei Buy and AMPRICAN EXCHANGE Bought «nd sSihd 
4. AURKES, Manager, be cematon zfte onch. 


" ae teal $2) 
NURSERY EF FB’ | meamer 


Lin e GCSES 


Ths far BE | bth anes, tact 


| 
| 
| 
“7 ; | ‘ y"Z 
a af ! } . bab Dopentalprarte = 4a 4 lerter perbslished 4tr 9+ 
¥ tee me oe | Newt Lend curnal, heis bold enough NOB Thie Bank Selle Cheques of the CHEQUE BANK. Ltt. of Loudon Eng 


7* 
- 


1! ut the enti seaoa, an? 
‘ an thik vr on ww iiaos ‘ ror gl ‘we. 
ne The ts ved funda sr nierey 


wash lnetriena te “Picture a eeuntrs if) 
; : “Rigged which are payable anywhere in Europe without enpeueeer trestabebe cf vdeutstiemt ion 
“ met enor ateotmt the [Oth of sey}? 


ee - : i tet eb ow Trees wills ever Vreen plent on 
extousted as wellas the ewedit: ofa linge | proce: ind pet feemn tat date to they 24th 


vanbey ot those poople, emd in Ranies Por May thete ws pain nein lady @ grass 
ccimaty whine there are trom ste 4% co La seen, am all cattle have to be fed 3 SH RE, 
t .@ . ; 


twreilies, farmers wensialle, that ate veretir His Weigo | * FO ee fs ae | 
SRE hah i Painter, Decorator and Sign Writer, ee ee ee HEATING. 


humeclrin the wyld of the zon.’ 
only questiow tel why dees Pr. Aubrey: nan walled for their [orebilite. Mea: 


Hurband espstinue to taper Ma pit ce | All Branc hes of the ‘Trade Executed, ineaabig ing Capacity, and Fi-yiutnicat 
t. koe , ' ; 


with his preaenee ’ Englend would surely | c hue 
ehepiapption of tue 


a‘ 
otter g oeater scone herve b on ‘ted with <a! 
rally deg nation, et ‘ 
: a. ape nf e , ining, ASK UK ESTIMATES, 


tivels destitute 

FHot Sadie ane basitr@ ie 
Ve Ndow owl W alah cour ties fee ng 
a plows dee tution wud e@rfeung! 
ard there are prota ablyin the detrot ef 
North Dakove got lease than 1.6 termlics 
ahe «re nearly or entirely destitute 


eo — 


| 


‘ Lhere ie gy district in Senth ttabota that prentien i 
sun Tike condition; thie district us om. —--~@----- 
braced within Miser Lob>, Nenderm and <hX VAC ‘ANT SE ATS. 
q Readle counties. This distret rs su: : ? 
: sounded bs jpulods towne mul cities | oy.) pasparacem mem siecle | Artistic Sign a riting aiid (‘otton “Si un a Spec iality.---Best THE €. & c. “QUANEY co., 
dhe Strout Falls. Yeaht: n, Hi iron, W stirs i i thieledes ! . 
fave, Rierre, eve, dit is thaght tae "UKIAL RAK. Sign Work West of Winhipeg. WINNIPEG 
% af any Tic etiom is 1 I 9 thrse cits hye : . i ° e- ° 
: ‘eb pregee avtheritics in these overs! Orrawa, Oot, 24. ge wre im tha) ALT. WOkh Gt ARANT | be Oe ae 
s* . ey ot . : 
2 « suuties aufficdent relhef cen be reall ced * meantr:@ sa yecancies in the Senets. € i, , , ey 59 , é BEALTE 
take onre of thos distract for the presen’ these two w E: im (aia, ya take the ' Patni SHOP. A we! MIRED. t ppe® e Ver Fievang es Toreg Stee T ‘om 3 
F h as Pat thy de in ved district n pee vs OF "hy eiate Seneres ‘ WIHty, t aj %> ; ; “Ff .* P 
Newth DMebota ce diooth dopemdent open Nu — ecliviret. and Turner, of Haul, si ean ae 
5, e Dein Cities and Puajath ards! i fale - 1 New Eh stor the SO Scwieeh ; weanacnt pam evecare OF we 
s kites cm the fines we 4 “hh he ietor the ts . 
L. “ of Ip “y : 3 ve Nort horny Pas ; } 3 _s i: ia a T he wnt Sas — «a Te we: ai<a'n 54 Vitro forre F STOMA. uscR AND sows. 
» ‘™ _— it =~ ate assist fica . i Sit ns - Ld > s fs {. 3 wh ie Tce mec wit a. Tt VIOsart a22 8. 0mePT 
Ceres Was alte aey Byrmentitest a aes _ tara : ere os we 2 af a ‘ 4 af we a 69 @.7:OR, 249 F906 B VALIEDEE MP 
: vied ism tively engesed rn suppleeng rf 5 ati ii f i i 9g pee j i ns; V:bv ears ee Be 1d Ob0s2<4 Bias SG ttcne ow 7% 
‘ lorhing and sen 1 a e0ds ; che i , a ho a 2 ie a 3 he w ou au jaceange s . Vatete nt aes CsAt ef GHAOMS 
Seues © ore « vite : “4aThe ; ‘aa 
wie a a il q lets at cil Har Aiet, palma, st $ at 5 ues 3 he Usrlcts at Cpe ee ol awrried of the A660 QABTINATE 9.06 4824. - 
’ staan wher’ valviata® ; Sertiecet ‘Stewie ye +36 May aed Adah. ade Bowels. Kids. + aid River, car ving 
1s ie ud YF eee by or ; se the Tice GP ES reer pe ile 4 tt sonar Bo 5 ee . \ 
‘the geac - oe $40 OD bens ahi i “ ‘ ot "noel u senator Cervell acion,ar 7 enn - tothe wiiote te + tM - Ccacicfictewrs fw. ai) the » thot perk be « inert : 
F AAA! eid of \ ole t Na) Prince I ml Intamd. restaned to le Smaae ie is warranted ' break up the most d stressing cough dt tenincamnt «ah tet ehakien 
. 7) , ‘ “ee el ts erner of the pros ieeand in a fow ax surs’ tine, i ' ri ‘3 Z 1: ac oy iinea> posting Acidity of the Stomach, 
7 ah we ' es si Nir. Se | Prem se Was sppotnted while formandis wa recede dee gue rtet vhern tothe mt sect. “bucretenms Bulzousnass, 5 Spe, 
: i ie ele Senator Ryan. of Montreal, will rob neces: vtec ms may dea ls by Comsume ee whe A Jiing Vvisam wit pre Headaches. Dizadac< eartburn, 
ne qestde At dan Ieen Tt tM on | Se cended by Mr. Bil. Mepis. of that | + CimaTe tt ee Acimatt al cheacead He tangs 4 " Constipatian., Diy: 3 of tha Skin, 
. 7 See ar (eee utes shinee Stree Atioma oy8 a acoal tie Lungs Atte Dropsy. Dimness «f Vision, Jaume 
: ‘i - SEER, cosa see eae : og Goays (ti ce, Sait Rheum, Lresipels, Scro- 
. : i“ THIRTY YEARS ac’. ie thus a . lt wa : . san*ard f ila, utteris of te eure, Nere Ling 
' oO : ew there — Pp ‘ aim ie cuss tae: Mitel ar cnet Allen’ A vousness, and oneral Depility i=! Facedde 
: . . ce acd stun te ar Oo per ; i : ; thess and n oey oo eh V8 oe 
. - : 2 : . Se extemal a e 1 ‘ z i J ol tote hap? isu  BLLBOCK i er Pu oe RS 
te : tf ane = a LOOD BITiERs. c 
f: Saxe) So iine Balsam OR be 
“sg - > rine ‘it Sze .* : € me earr P 
4 . Tus seks io : ° Bisihec ’ P.eil2UR8 FCO. Po mrt, Tornte,  t_ ” j 
eee aoe ee 


ee es 


ve 


we 


2 cate 


dae ae wile Mrs 


RE 


TEM) Pulau 


Heigio I sh te 


LS ag .€ «ge aim al = 


oleyge had Look 


ete. ey. er wv aes G& « 


te @- rte a 


Slee hehe ee er ac ber bh EAR ea 
tumped j@teite h.&e te0ee" Bomi -e ’ ur wae ‘ ’ a4 t@ dae, 
fa> ©“ ee 1 a . tier we 4p Th a si wig 

. mn Ciase vant tas \¢ lab ve 
. "4 ‘ ! 
; : ~ z ‘ ie sc 
Ps" spchuaenit ave re oil 
é 4 ¥ 
er peck “*\e? 1 al wette Vite ree o 
: ; f hk ?t ‘ he toe 
: be , y ma he abide CFSE CF Toe 
‘4 al ’ ’ ad ' . ! ' nes av 
‘ ? “~* 
4 es 
’ ‘ st ‘ r 
‘ i > i AG 1 \ -- . 
‘ © a ‘> Th * st @ B 

i . “nes . a pig, “gall lai teafly 

" Ne v¢ yon t e, sud the 

“ Cs ad * a i steer 

' , sou many 

~ ‘ PM ai, : ker 

. “. ‘ . i , +4 i s*, 
1 i ' wortee 

is? 3 toe i a Tel neva 

get ger nove a lL anogents 

P ’ bere here ce 6) wr for ane. 
‘ th ig o zie, e give 

7 \ipeeecea te dee Srkeelaerte Lap el ed 

f +f ; 

‘9 \ i] aa eta > feared of tue 

, ¢ {ww 

; ‘ i t !” ciid the 
- ‘ ve been a 
aa avs te ifs pe ‘ t heard the 
° id : i ‘he ae re] « afore. 
> ne ¢ n fro i. \ ‘ b ‘ P le ny 
v it ‘ you ne in Ls 
a .s Haot ! ay ut s ser 3f¢ 
‘ A Wiret fiw sted ve iW sae I 
“ - wo lertety 
7 e ‘ t P ‘ § r 
i « : eb 22een i meyoured: Mise looaiie, Wath 
‘ i k th | - > cfent st @-a d¢ Tf the eney tod 
: ] ni t ai youd Vout hers ishes se vratefal tous 
i min ste ber in the old ays, 
t ! eb hietpy Q@tel we k an recom 
soe 0 > pine bacshe hasco pu all heraftiais 
; "“ eT *- “I . fa wee7y te baw ls Vue kis } al 
uy t ae * pleat love fow her 
line Viadblle, 1 rey v jae crecer yaped, and struck lis coar e 
si tioab epry | t gh his him ad trie t to 
‘ . w lf ‘ i hb was bh er work t hus than 
6 yout po atees or weigh une eucar 
\cim ites of Afise Midtic® very 
pone ted re He 
« 3 in with a terrivde syartut i 
ea Lic wite inté an early grave, bat 
. , we lea that bet . widower he 
ing mat 1} had 
’ Z potatoes that ft . hiad 
‘ ' ply as “Pattie Dog'e 
‘ { 1 now res teed 
! ‘ s he 
! . 
1 sj trea e il ‘ th 
} , wit! cast vineg , 
‘ fe ate ‘ t . ‘ 
*«' « ‘ amed s ‘ a ‘ 
roblect ot by scree 
a k lt was a ele intl and, 100 that T chin! o’t 
‘ R “ss a hives vy hit " he «!f,” 
t ‘ ‘ ‘ nia prieatts ameinte tt Lanting «vest 
-s ‘ me i ade te etiede wotout hm words 
‘ ] 7 hay “Cbd dave eay, eal Mies liwhiie, ‘with 
| et enny Was glad te (ear open the | et ublé concentrated tartacce acid iu her 
sead it just to shnug owt ner \aat gy tones, “the poor girl will bawe plenty of 
rn oof alyeé, but the fit fame PPGends now that she is rich Ira the d 
eewmed to upset ber more then the oo Ming” story ot lenny s Bawbee 
she tusaed deailly pale and aiusent det true op ! eau the like,” 
‘ letter diop I te beogee, ‘ ‘ 7. 
“No bed news, [hope sald Mew fh ws de nieh hac ave routha freends, 
e. with a hope nie tie lot Davy thbelie tive base wife: get Clem 
eyes like e thate been y td wher she haana a 
1 tdoa't tak sy, bat Eden t und perns She lissnadealt wiome for years, 

stared it famntly answere i leany '™ hart that Was her au fa at, snl Ton eute I 
Aps yor would re dit a t me what s Wad hate tr sted? Lerat ons? 

» eane” Ah, bat she wii now lew upon my 
Mise Kiddies curmety conquered her brother and me, her true ieude. for ad 
sentment, and she eagerly snapped at tee Ses said Mise Riddle, atifly, anc not to 
te, and read aloud let the grocer get in another word she stalk- 

‘Chambers, t.rav 5 lon, Londen ed eutet the shop 1) valgs: wretch! 
Vives Janet Pelson, Dresenaker, Phistleion how sorry Tan that Depoke of at, for hell 


Madan, <I 
niometing te you that by the waillot vou, 


James Volgon, shipping 


Dear have much pleasure 


le, the lage Mr. 


agtut, you aresole herrte bee estate umes 
de end heritable, amounting inallt. above 
wethn 
I shall te pleased to turn a part 
os, or to act ns agent as hbithert.. 
eiting 5 netr us, 


i an dear madam, vonr ebedient servant, 
dasra Hawa 
Its a lawvers letter, my dear Mise 
! svodyou rea lady and a heiress, 
R \ivws Eleddle, now nearly as pale as 
hessma@ker, ‘'Tetme be the fut 
+. Ys ‘ + 
ate vo Qn she cmiraced 
, womans fe 
that I ua say ' 
' ica ve i 
fay How often ive maui at 
4 } j . 
em towas 
.¥ beat she was giad to be lrewe 
> gled, and liep suddenly 
ha sit sin p Lienty 
a 
“ 
‘ * stake, she sug 
} ** gar I rho Ibadan anclein 
bigly 
: hdl 
at 
; . ul 
~ ‘ 
* a! t ante this 
withus My 
> a Mh He ISA 
y im te a 
} 
les 
at 
*) 
Now 
~% w er , ak v 
: x {2 
o- 22 Re 
* 
; ee G hei am it a 


start te court hee directiv, aud the poor eim- 
pleton will believe every we he rave. for 
widewers have a dangerously fascinating 
, way with them, and put off so little tume 


that and whe sigh 


they almost a ways win 
for 


ight that the grocer maght have won her, 
ol 


ted deeply, she hat more than once 


but f think James will get tie eta 
ha to might willmake tint all right 
Pattie Bogle stoned lo hingafter the pudgy 


maid and thinkigy hard for some any 


ments and then eallea he shap bog to take 


his pis Then he Ment i | + 
Rive tis Blivy aud rather sta e fis 
Leeper Ly pauttung ou dua Suuday crolbes, 
viling es carrotty hair. eventing is ha 
kerchiet, and st hing aflow 
sake, areye caun &:a fipee: abe 
ere aimed th = =e 
Na, na, 4 
‘I'm gaun tosee ny sweethert 
swucethert I never kent t 5 aii 
ane. ed the Gd wouw e] 
laug 
‘Twenty | twenty a deein’ to get ' 
c = er strut before 
he 4 r ane t il te 
a 
| ve . 


eed am 1, this very meenit, ed 
ait Docle, w was sceusible of the duu 
ger « enay H pye the Weom thats 
Zz ' I man stalked 
herence and knew t : 
. 
ove f iamis it ic 
‘ae, 
‘ 
, ' 
’ 
rditiecen now, phe waa mot, gang 
ere dor, aoori 


, Lia prOposth ares © 


URa eS 


of iwarrtage, “gind t 


! 
gow forcune 


— 


+ mee 


oo 


THER 


Pew 


‘ngewe Ve Tot Le vs 


tie bkacw te We eine @ 
Atiet fie eere oupinc 


- #4 ee 


renege 
w Bi tie «re gerne 


Jenny . nmBe he ore e- a) 
$.g i. a. a en aed .e un a | } 
on a *: a - ¥ é ‘ § 
“He shin. come wot Ok te oe 

COulLV. bemsig acvetece of her eu rise to 

Oey WO. tty Lee eremer *) We beret: 4 retreete- ae 

litabuct ve th’s while. « a: Tr 

boreay i i Csis 8 ba gti Gre ple ae 


na’ Pea fer warp of we lol 


rwhe. % 

lis what toh «above, and theses only ae 

wav wen ft, gi Be gasty "Hce te 
ua Jermy vmler the chin, ‘ut eas su 

Poised te te fea fn.€ 4s OStS 


eves Wott 


ordered fee 08 


en he tad t of tae 

b » 

‘Vedinua & te enderefan. me. * he 
}ursutd, ®: th pe wave ct tise uted baphe 


aod a tas matang plare opt of hie aysin Be 
Im ody ! 


yen “l went ye cat eny wife 
S44 and vou're alin TU gout Vinge 1e oe @ 
ee aera 

Jenny did not know whether to s de # 


Shiaade., eB mei ke the 

TP eri ¥ Vou euier + wh, 
nT asl, prvdsteiy #uspres 
tTaeUy car wdelp vee 


Ove t odie wetted, bat Mey! 


ost 


Wave enehe betes ty he atter --' 
afraid that is youere net quit teh 
faeemen | could teve ape Lona: 

“ert, .- tO tat, tne pou: phe me Woe 
the precivtet! sata det « Hegle o dyid~) 
enti, “and Pus ony wantin ve to say 
‘et riv me aud | at 3¢ es < 

tiga ® the ee. e 
boeu t possitee 
“Mayte ye like miebody else better’ 
said Bugle shacply 
noy dusned slightly bat _v ap 
arene 5 
‘he fhe; nubudy La: cer d re ne the 


benour et tiling In fee with 
**Nueludy but me.” card Bozle, bewitch- 
ing her with a horrebie squint. ‘Well, I 


spose that <setelei tnen, jor Lain e Larry 
ty cet be-k to thé ship” 


“O, yee, quite,” said Jenny with seat 

Sininess 
hen IT ‘s; better kiss and say 
wher ats tobe. 

“Ob, no,” ant Jengy stariod bak ad 
et held of a stnecthing iron te protect 
ber«elé “EP mean its settled that it can 
uever be 

“PT at, lassie, ken Vere a ming 
1 \ iene tek ye the nO. rm tiie 
LCR ant rite and see ye, of Wthe: P 

Ne, you stunt, ei .! pu-e 
withanger, “Lou t wept yoo 

“Ay, ut wane oe ns ever gets hes they 
want, ! eturned Bayt ‘eouid day 
et ye then but 1! nt ‘ 

Jenny siar ied the Geo Hhin the @ 
emt tis hateinl form Wes oursite and 
then she sat down and, cf course, ried 

t devraded and 4 ted, as onged 
‘ z hich wretch 
~ : ¢ 
J ' li be the next, she i 
he at last got her tears dried up. She 

" st - th bogle 
; net heen gor a ; 

ev AF He fry A 

© Sine b ability ne Cow hus 

: t 4 a) 
1 bait ber ibp tn ange 

*Suselgehe camt he veng here, she 
aplan @ becin, bat the fuotetepe of the 
digupy morite: @a the etefh anewered ber 
When she open@d the door hediad a emile 
om his tace nearly a yard long, and ter a 
ment. je + af { z che 
Wide. haem 

“Phneow yoru love fowers, nog dear Miss 
Vole n, be vari With # stuetbmg ef the 
nude, “andl We not help coning tac 
gratulate youon your good fortune. Money 


ie nw snare and adelesion to most «f use, bat 


T feelaire that te yee it wis bes gicat 
Vlessing But s eed a terete friend te 
‘ and Damn delight t pes with 
your request, rent thr ugh tuy sister, thet | 
should be that friend. J have been thas 
alweys nnd your wealth sual pet separate 
is ont least PT hope net. fhe charpe, at 
Jeattl shal net be in me 
Jenny took the femere and pot thes i 
water. and stecd for @ weary haf hens le 
tening toe the id otic ravings of that tran. Is 


sounded Lhe a litel cone of now ataceeernn re 


but etrange . erouphoit veered ani teehed 


about till it lar Jed at preciee’y the ean ¢ 


propopal ss fatte Boyee leer engant at 


tenipt fhen neerhad £10 event ane 
free house vet he was willing te sacrif ie 
all for Sets Hew ‘ed net take ber ve 


fuen! esther, but with a sweet otsetching of 
int van’ lomg an.ile told Let to third «fit, 

9 terme " q sn 
biothe He wanted te put an arm round 


Les) gee Ne petty By + ie 


—_? 


VNiON MAL 


ut a pe Mewes patinership. Thon 
wee acre ledies with Sowers aud aisses, 


:@ idat TK or SDs Te was ! 
>ey ‘Sha, oe vas +r a 


1b ap we are esig} 
res “f 


sro’ Ie 
dhe ry i or the 
den habbit new 1 are rs 
7 oer toet sce had ofte » book into 
ave game tecdiepel the bigsin. the night 
tor Wf euee went by Tike a feiry dvean, for 


veep one of the gentle fob.e there hung ayou 
es 6 jes mind epgher! at Ber joked vad de- 
+ Oued bab Uney never beheld auch ¢: tijaas Ls 
rwe'd.8 Nebo drnaghs was alwvett» 
bow onher, and tive iiderent youn, g-rtle 
er aeccis Fought for the site eye of sccimys 
1 joortane —— 
ax. « Perey din this cieltyieful A 
them Jenny hidescws ialtur. ke 
fore ae a dressniaker Jenny had been a 
uarte aid, and ope of the bairns she hai 


pba n@uatierwRaetricky pow namet Wie 


f 


* Ufirop, wh had near.y worn the lite out 
‘ 7 pecwith las ined pranks. The Loy wae 
now J, but as full of mischief as ever. He 
calel Jenny tes old maid, and never missed 
deriding her plain f: 1 aad tor- 

As for making love 
tober te had ne more idea of tout thanof 
n roe Boye t.. eh aa in@fia moon: he 

Te ned attord in leed, to » tke Jove to any 
one, tor he wis onty atank ‘clerk with £40 


s chance of 


eobiug her generasy 


y headed yours rascal appearel 


a ’ 
B}as ir 


avout the end cf the week 


tomy 's b 


Tenny wos a'wars glad te see him, even 
though bedid berrow money from her oe- 
wsionaliv, for his usture was so clear and 


open chatehe read hi. every thought as frem 
thought he had 
come to congratulate her ike the rest, byt 
he dila’t His cyes were too full of eparisle 
and mmchef, and his opening remark about 
her upiiness came to her os a refreshing 
change from what she had listened to for a 
week 
“4h gti PP se, Jen, they're all running after 
and inaking lore to you, and wanting 


oute nacry them * hemid gleefully’ tak- 


su peu book. She 


“Ite the best jose 


‘eels apin the air. 
] oh, 


I of 


araul this 


tell me some of it 
is rich. 

Jeuny ty dium all theevents of the week, 
\willie nearly weat fate conyulsions. 
there's one thing I can’t understand, 

abe: raid in conclusion, “and perhaps 
poe. I wrote in reply to the 
law.er. an! nere isthe letter ret: wound with 
the werds ‘nut hnown written at the top of 


the tritetond 


ane 
**But 
Wiilue 


you can hel 


@°:99 
vy glale 


wd not at once look at the letter or 
tue it into bis hand, Lut only went 


of merriment and 


‘sen 


nte «w f*wnove squirme 


hi hing op hie heels into the air 
hyle ree, Jon,” he said when at 
“t hie ud speak, ‘They nldnt tind 
he law yer there, for he's now there 


“Nort there? Where is he then ® 
In here ind Willie glee fully tapped his 
nwa for oll made him--I created him 


+ £00 000 and the whole alflair I 


Died te seb Jlothe wretches would 

rvouand fawn on you, end then I 

t ght asvoure 2% its tine you were get- 

ber arried, and that some comfortable old 

ler. awitower would snap you np and 

choos gota fortune with you. Wasn't 
tasneot dl idea? And it wasall uy own 


lid ita!l myself, and got a friend to post the 
fetter in 1 ot m, ss to have the right post. 
always glad to do you a good 
vou ve heen a regu'ar brick to 
dheexuberantly did some kicking 
in the air while Jeany- -fainted ' 

‘Vien she re overed consciousness Willie 
was supporting bor, and kissing her and 
cocthing her, and wondering what possessed 
her te drop away so that ally style. 

‘hanke I get fur teying to 
ds sou e geod tura,” heeaid, when she only 
i iret inte teare ar ienid she must now put 
ancnd to ber own life. “ET thenght you 
wild he delighter! especially when there's 
any warting t marry you. You know 
maid, ao if you don’s 
roan io this 


turn, len, for 


bias eai the 


ite an oe!) 


ver get a 


‘Bot the diege. ¢ |) cried Jenny, with e 
fresu burst, ‘' I conld never never look any 
coe on the face efter it.” 


‘he diegrace at ell.” sand Willie, * for 


they i never know you haven't the money. 
Im 


Lot going to tell anybody, and the man 
* matries you will be too much ashamed 
cut. IMyou get the repntation of 
justes good as if you had 


tet it 
being rech ite 
the moneys, 
Tenny could not see it, and persisied inend- 
og her life that very night. She would 
tbe eo mean and treacherous as to de 
eve any men into the belief thet che was 
'nt Willie had 
arrest an! imprison 
tter; but 


» on 


che was not 


‘ pen to 


eqre 


laid dur velf 


2 
7 
ins pcresion of Jenny's eofa, and kicking” 
hi 
is 


stopped to dispute with 


ber to show her how tolean, foreven munte joert oy lorging 4 whatever 
. e their feelings, Lut Jenn nel sppened the truth most Le proelaimed. 
practise, a: ise be departea high'y pleas ] uv sake, Jen, -ion’t speak ofeuche 
edwioth bimec fond bs iotence . we LLU kiss you twenty times and be 
ms ri Dil he bother — ne wore for ome ever sood to you,” he eried, in ceal 
day cle? Jenny, ae the iy Why, uiyvou expose me Pll lose 
way, but she ferget te look inthe the bauk and be rnined for 
oppetite direction, apd was surprised te eu fe 
‘ teponthe stair eager, epringy a: j t help that: she was sorry 
contident he the ethers Thie tine it was him of ree ond tock his kissed «ith- 
abuilder aman of pr ty —-wh wacd t seri t she could not see 
several gerry baild nga, all beaded te tbe wit Ld be hidden, as she must live, 
mast head, which mo ene would bayer and °¢ lIressmaking with » cepn- 
py. Hethue passed fora ma th + tati nuscessing *20,0%) was prepos- 
while he wes wocse than a patper fut fs s 
lavid Dennistoun waee nan of courage e Li te i what, Jen, if you Beep quiet 
had arr t ae riy you myself,’ sald 
maker, and he said so with « Willie, at last. “It'strve you're horriuly 
stam. He was above 49, and < bert y alware been abrick, and I 
and rogue stamped on every featare, bot he ont: anybody ‘could be kinder. Is ft 
awore that he was dying on hs fect wit! " 
ew had r tiles yes pati Licely, | promptly 
teen yenre. denne, ccttine moreer pe: Toony, aul thea she very soberly 
I pth; onithen—but no 
” ‘ b WAY CUTEINY eres¥ & t 
Her : rs who came to 
A wy caustoruer wh had ane'et do rus . but th iewer 
F a. Ty iM i ight n, 
‘ , é ee ever ly wee 
“ . ‘ per anal r : whing that 
: ~<a they had always 
¢ mnest king 
henge ith ud bree ety ea pe ai wer .tise “ay the manager of 
Jeng 'y i eB! : n ou lem into the * sweating 
> ~ ne iot eon. we Willen b can ¢- ewes? 
Bele ele ee, ro 4 aba oe. aed "| the 


odbis fears. 


‘DT leard yeu are cong te be mare 


im the three 
EF ertew™ 


[ Te a, + ies 


bh te peant 


ee said co Ris sWeetes tenes fame te 8 owt en reid ge ind- thle ew oon - 
care t lore ver by letting we cent ef Get eer ciel fresh cpaniugenieus me Paptoad 
Bank, 00 we wait iv mie ify weld ee optrtear Co for siurcletiug be ~ 4M of 
to accept the Mabage wicks of our besneh im pmo 5 i < whic bts enemies sept cot 
Flesierown. The salary | OY a! sdk ai cadinainesenenge ton ¢ GP 
Vest just now, Utis uias rine of Lue us nemo | ~* rwn we veubg Dial nes aed 4’ 
Bb oils: ticrwewe. IP Sem. eee = pbeteppey preengrecer, Wue Pet tai nm a 
Oi. yes. ets. woth prewar ace erick Wiley we ' rR p eyed mon-ter, wi-besi te 
te, Outlet awhurbet dell be em oy , > : watel. Wie wife. 
Ah, T thought yor wow"! sti” fhe ta 53 “nM BE ea icewrs abe he 
have a bteiness tron ve . ver RD ine of the e<« toke his fees and ev- 
“ althy wife remicked the mornager ss amt oy :  tatoee TT) cers, atl 
to this day ever  tanivy beliewes thot Witte peters 
18 enor ne is! y wealth. \r “oh Ir *@*ethered it be-e fats that 
such # wile us Jenny is Worka A va “ied paed.n se we iv | leaed 
tuban S lee ’ said 
ris Fete ree = ee 2 x we ter re “ a wor 
ELLE TONS, FIRS! (st. |! nape scence adi 
© we 
den ft t ’ , 33 i at 
Mei dehy FUerton. late Peccector ot che f ° : a _ wile 
Criminal luvestigation Pep ctrecent of Soot x va el inte 
Jand Yard, eet gazing liscoumes te. at ne: Iein of be Fee - things 
ewhers oi tie lye ce tem Le os Sey ect teal 
a gluomy Nowember attrern™ w. Dire cor tween ibise Serie cmein it te 
Toere were pleut eo Tothes es ces tue é ee t . inl . + whole 
weather to make Mr. E'le~to1 Gameoisn-'.. oi a sid te simic, vad Vie. Vules- 
chaly ew of the sivuatin. ‘ te he wou'd 
“Mehad left Scotlen) Yard tat he kia ‘ - te qornetlamyg 
himself. He had mele a sn ue rep ; ete ee « ove 
tien rneenactive and freebicc ts Totoottre ; F ft tn nae 
His know!edge of French and German 8 y oreticor tuenty subliogs tw the peuod 
kbouleigy wacyuired mn ba chi ak. bt fire cles tad yone for the uav, fer it 
epdyed Lim to mivan « — bets bbe ye p ce hears: and presentiy the 
racks te a high position wa cic Ge Bo beer ge Church elo triking #ix re- 
torve, and his gentlemanly apyear ve and , wen -detective thr? he had nomised 
nwonere had caused bin we oe eplowed pe Ge hep ce rhe Crmetre that 
upow de'icate foreign misaions. He Nat eo basic peceve wa odo fom ao 
alevu succeeded in ruuning to € oth sane ot. < thentetccl siamswor. nie 6 One 
the most desperete criminals in ee RIM ei toy Hynes make bes was | amd pout 
dom. hitneed inte evenmg dress 
jut reputation, ualess it bears sci! fruit ife arose from bie chair with a weary 
in the shape of honors and rewards, is tet@ oe Rie hot ana was cust pocta ger bas 


thing that oue can spead ones wiiele life in 
cultivating. John Ellertou, afte 
years of active service, during which be had 
risked his life again in order to bring geome 
desperate malefactor to jintivce, fuuud bim- 
self sti! in receipt of the macmificent income 
of three pounds per week, and heavily int 
debt. 

He had been ‘too active.” In 
criminals down he had been too eager, 4 
his eagerness he had exceeded the al!owance 
for expenses made by the autiwiities, A 
detective who hasto gallop across Europe 
after a criminal with plenty of moury 
finds himself perpetually thwarted by the 
insufficiency of the te 
him at headquarters. If le wishes to push 
on, to overcome difficultics, to bribe ser 
vantes and buy information, he mast put lis 
hand ia Lisown pocket. 
items on his expense sheet they would not} 
be allowed 


reseeme ten 


hunting 
din 


allowan © reade 


Ti be clussyod the | 


Not long azo one of the prin “rs te lives 
of Scotland Yard was sent forby hos <1 periors 
to explain an item in hie return of exnen-es 


in connection with the arrest of « avd 
who had evaded pursuit tor is wera Lhe 


item was this, Bus, 2d 


“Mr. -, exclaimed his supecier, woth 
astern evpression of countenance, “there ts 
anerrorin yourcharges, “The bas from such 
a place to sucha place is one penis What 
do you mean by charging twopence 

“Sir,” replied the detectice, “LE regret 


that you should imagine { would enteaver 


to defraud the Commissioners of 4a penny | 
paid the twopence because that *was what 
the conductor demande! hurry 
I jumped into the fir t bos leek came 


along, and itwasa pirate toe if f hod 
sheald! 


Verner ‘tee 


the nan tf 
have lost the person Twas followings 

“The penny cannot be allowed, was the 
reply. “If you choose ty get rate a porate 
‘busand submitts extortion yu must pay 
for it yourself.” And with that 4 penuy 


‘ 


was deducted from the dete tives jall of 
expenses. 

You may easily imigiur that 
circumstances as thexe a detective 
heart is In his profession very frejuentiv 
has bie hand in his pocket, aud theta larye | 
portion of his pey goee iv ex penne whi li he 


onder eael 


“ bic emee 


cannot charge in hie Mill, so it was with 
Joha Eliertoa, and attest be fount thet a 
his endeavor to bee gawd deteriive, « gourd 


husband ends good father, he was coming 
rapidly to grief. He had been competiod ts 
bor row mosey tomest his honseiiold axpeuses, 
and being in difficulties he found b vise’: 
exposed to @ hundred temptations an! sun. 
gers in his profession. 

At last, finding that Be lial ne chance of 
improving his position or getting sv ade 


quate income ia the force, he cetera: ned to ' 
start on his own Becvunt a9 private 
detective. He felt comtilent that bis reps 
tation would egon bring hint customers, ane 
that by giving bie entire tine ant attention 
to the business he would |e aisle te matorial- 
ly improve his financial position 
In due time, therefore, he shirk the doet 
of “the Yard” from bia feet. ant a ing 
takena couple af roome on the «ool Toor 
of » little housein aside street oson cs off 
the Strand, he blossomed forth in the adse 
tisements asthe head of Fllertun< Uriate 
Inquiry end Detective Ages y 
He commenced busimess in thot ver with a 
great flourish of teumpets. ble sent crs 
Jars broadcast, and hisadvertieermrn! ay pen 
ed inthe leading London ond Mare cunale 
Tut six weeks had gone by amd the middle of | 
November foun I him gazing disconsuiately in 
tothe office fire, end wondering what oo +arth 
could have induceé him to give up £7 a week 
certain aod “makings for the privicece of 
paying office rentand @ big weesy ll to 
the advertisomentagents. fle iuih iseveral 
applications for bis services, it is true 
Old ladies bad called pon bic and cen iested 
him te make enqairies as to large eens f 
money to which they felt sure they were 
entitled, because they had seen seme 
Lady of the saine name ad any 4 
years AsO A gt ntleman aie d an rc 4 
questel ap interview, and airew large | 
bandles of paper out of his pocsets, and { 
iid them, andl commencet (> rexi ep j 
ts, all of which he explained, wens to | 
© th.t be Wee rich iin! hei to thet cone | 
meland, ani ne was will to piace bie | 
e in Me Bllerton hands y 4 ter | 
nd nz was to be “i 
tre f rn Was actynlty in | £ rd 
° . 


tle Lmock 


there Caine &s 


said ir. Biice ' 


a lady, decp 


hve eat, wae 

1. t the. ‘ 
“ome a, 
lie door slowly opened, ane. 

Dy vetiod, entered the room 


“Len «a raid Lam conmuny at an inoenvent 


ent tune,” said the lady, moticommg the hat 
ami overcoat, “but [wish to see Me Bllee 
tou ie satter of I isi se 

{ cae Mer. Euerton, macdem,” std t! 
derstive, motioning the bidy te be seated 
Swi tein a chair himeetf ban at yeu 
aera 

thie lady sat down, and afier w tements 
bh sitation raised her vei! lhe acent was 
hardly avle to control the ex lunstion ef 
miteiation which rose te tre lips 

What a beautiful girl bre thrertageh® ter 


hoself. “DP wonder whom she wants wateh 
e. \ busband or a lowes 
Phe lady, who was about ! ultwenty, 
was a dark beauty of pe th type 
Y we petteet, vd the 
' eves, the detects tuitt, 
i es en Aaele ft i them pee 
elt) en traerdina ) sensation, 
wl elating the occutrren e atterwards 
te Sf he found rt ait ¢ i poasthle 
t hee It as half adniraton, balf 
fe 
i ay ‘ a e g ance ti his 
Ve if visitor, unnerved him fer a mo 
Ment, aud be lowered his eyes as one tues 


it lows at 


ater gazinygat the sun, aint browe 
tire Cow tut, reeovering hinisel! encl an 
surcne on ate of tndifieremce be speedily 
looked uo egein and sand 
Ni ish te see tne on bus rene, remciane? 

Vil can serve you am ang way fb eball he 
Pelig its ct Vuything thet may say ¢ 
ee beiall, of -ourse, treat .» rat'y «om 
telemtial 

“tnt course, replied the lacy I have 
heartot vweur great talents, “i ! lerteon, 
ae TP telt sure that | oould rely upon yous 


onoor TL ehould not have eeme te your. 


dine 
Let me state my business ar | rietly as pes 
biie 

lam samerried woman ! wae tarred 
tur years ayo to @ man 
tebe: bh and a gentleman 
ladies school at Foltcetone at the 


whens L bheliewe:! 
| was ‘ gover 
neve aia 
t te 


awison 


tract wes what you worl! al arua 


ate! 
Live, “may 


anid the bee 


Tse if you are au bnglishworn sn 


Pedom me, . 
"Why de you asl the question 
\eu sank you were & gv) crusse, ane 
@ wething in your appearance and mauuer 
wake me think you might be ew foreign gor 
aud you have s slight accent very 
but atill an accent 
right, sr, 
lady with a smile. “L see vom wea quick 


erie. 
oiipit 


‘\.u are ? repied the young 


oleetver | weetbe breuci guvecuce, I 
ain frote the routh A brance bat let me 
proceed with mystery. It was cue after. 
noonon the Lees at Folkestone that | wet 
the man eho became riviecer He was 
youns, handsome, and appeare! « gentleuae 
He lied a tig dog with hire Lined with me 
the deg of my employe fle twee cdoye 
foucht |! wae terrified end « reanied ; the 
young geutleman separated the digs, anul 
after that al ys vowed when we ef, aul 
hoped (hat try deg had not been bitters 
bea i not ant to Bmow «of ous ‘ ee 
We met often, 1 wae tired of the lile of 
n<ultand drudgery J was lea ~ at the 
mabe He offered to make me tie wife. 
j ented He went to Londen and wrote 
te that «|| was rea f went op one 
nizit. «taved at am hotel, met time tue ness 
le | we were marted at « terch. 
Rites ‘ s¢ ed in « fornohed house 
wi husband ‘cos ite moet have 
ben for he gare me eweery .temses, 
eli that | wanted, anit ba wave plenty A 
r Hut no ome came to r= ue: we 
had no friende When I s*k > husband 
t t ¢ frie she said th ol nome: 
but sometimes he would g y fone week 
or a fortnight, and Itheught that he had 
geome friends somewhere and d not he 
them ‘to know that he was trarried 

Varden me ne rmement t errupted 
the detective. ‘Was your husband in any 
profession ~any business * 

“No; Lehould thimk not. Me was clway 
at home except when he went ‘a 
wil you 2 at Gwe ¢ g 
Went ay abd wok * Ke ab 
wsusl. ie said be ehould be k aius 
pight. He left me plenty ! mone. to gw 


on with Ae 


: 
i 
’ 
t 


NEWS 


LOCAL 


Cum: Dunean went to Carbert on 
sus) yas business last week 
CakRBRRRY markets 9.000 bushels «of 


w! it a dav. 


THr Orangemen of 
on the Sth ot November 
lhoraes 


Ss Agaws. of (ihianah, lad two 


. } 
porcnet he some misereant the other 
qs 

' " 
Mi. MeLeasn a revivalist: from the 
east. ie the guest ot the Res Mr. Urquhart 


= 


, 
giijx week 


\ Tha™ ran away fren Huavhe~ lumber 
d. westward up Rosser, seatterng the 


naber m all directions 


~ : 

4 

i 

Borssevars has erect ed S600 ¥ wih 

ci buildings the past year, * nengest 
+ 1 

w ae | Ir 


is % large <teome 


THe brick work, on the ward school on 
Vourth <treet is finished 


on the reot 


working 


41? T1108 

H A. Pres one of the oldest citizens 
‘Carberry. ix leaving that burg and 
se*tling im aluars 


It 

on the joint steck 

. iggerted some weeks ago. 
slaced at 140 wloures of S300 

A \UMEE: of Win pew lurmber dealers 

of the « ustoms offic ersfor 


‘ i the haere 
sorter low , lea whi h there are 
duties as wh ,ooden which there are | 
y . 
Bens Grex. are pucker. They have 
wdy got the reafon their lary brick | 
ter? on ] th et | - I! ter i 1 Done 
" rT) raped teal 


upto Moosomin last 


J. RD Fosver was 


week working up evidence im the case of 
Queen vs McCall) for larceny The case 
pill be tried at tl saizes here 
] 

What pre ics 10 he themost successful 
avcursions of the seasen are those an 
pounced by the CPR. te take place to | 
Victoria on Oet. 30th and Nov. 6th at 
~~ the round trip 

Pohheeman Foster hauled before Beak 


fiaddtwe hotel menof Elkhorn and three 
+ Virden for selling liquer on Sunday 


\ AY selenedend rvantty and were tined x) 


} 

oe 

Tk assizes are in session before Justice 
, 

e only case 


. +} 
Terese Cai 


Killian As weg to 
hold alwluction case from 


touched thee 
tilkheor ! , not finished. Attorney 
tw Martin is present for Mr. Smart 


“ase ' ¢ 


woh ve Sunart 
number of people have signified 
f taking advantage of 
* ee NCUrstods tans of 
aston former occasions and 


rye 
fad 


e ntention 
whem lave 


ved the «x 
who are never weary lauding the beauties 
a 1“ ness of the atmosphere on the 

. i” 

Lis Smith leaves this week for 
Me owiig. Alabama, t S., where he has 
riered by his physiciani, te spend 
onter, owng toul health His sen 
Wolham and Miss Jenme Snuth will ac 


WW. heope tuset Alex hack 


ypans him 
completely restored in 


azarnon the spring 


1} 
atti 


« atlable for stop over at any pomt west 
on the gomg trip, and at 
thus enabling excursion. 
seen m= the 
and visit 


t Calgary any 


»'stion returning 
sats to see all that ix te be 
intarns, amd to stay over 


ends mn the east 


Giexpkar regret is expressed at the 
eleath of Mr. Alex. Munro, merchant of 
~ place, om Saturday last im the 47 year 


< we 
“yt 


The arpenters 


s proposed te run the lecal gymnes- | 
principle as We 
The stock 18 


J.D. MeGreaork moves iitu lis fa ude | 
; some residence thi. ec's ; 


My. Donecan Campbell, an old Ba andon 
ites arrived liome from Califormia on Sate | 
urday laet He was et one time on the | 
police force here and ix well know among | 


the wOVS ; 


THE lacrosse mateh. for the champion { 
ship ot British Colusuabia het ween the. 
Vaneonver and New Westiuinister clubs 
on Saturday lest at Vancouver, ended in 
The W e.tunster club took | 


a draw. 
twelve and two} 


the tirst two qimeas on 
|minutes. The next two were taken by | 
| thehome team in twenty-four and tifty- | 
| four minutes respectively. Several Win- 
nipeg plavers and Herb Ryall ofthis place | 
| took part in the game. Herb intends to { 
remain there all winter. { 
The members of the bible class of the | 
st Presbyterian Church, will hold a re- 
| union, in their new rooms, in the rear of 
lehurch, on the evening of thanks-yiting 
dav. Nov. Tth Besides a select pregrati- 
| we. refreshments will be provided by the | 
| ladies and no doubt « pleasant evening 
will be-spent. The new quartersare very | 
comfortable and are being handsomely ' 

| furmished with carpet, curtains ete. A 
‘fal attendance of members of the bible 
| class is requested on Sunday afternoon. | 


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Those whe wish especially cheap ex 
ecursions this fall and winter, te Ontario, 
will please metion that F.C. Paterson, C. 
1D OR. city ticket agent, is offermg the 
lowest rates for a series of excursions, to 
heommence Nov, Pith 1&8, and continue 
at different vuntil Jan., Sth 1890, 
Alse twe cheap excursions to the Pacific | 


| Coast 


dates 


THe annus meeting of the WwW. CT L. 


was held on Friday. and the following 

officers elected for the ensuing year 
i Mrs. George Bawdcon, re-elected 

dent. Mrs. Mason, Ist vice-president 


Mrs. ©. Sifton, 2nd vice-president; Mrs 
cA, Larkin, corresponding secretary 
Mr EL Powers, recording secretary 

~. ©. A. Moore, treasurer. 


= ' 
elas Li The bluff, h is @ | 
| ve ry tine grove of trees. Someone with | 
inere yall than wit, cut down seventeen of | 
the trees. Mr. Leeson not being able to | 
find out the transyresser, pnt the ease in| 
detactive Foster's hands, who has succeed- 
convict | 


: 
en | 
| 
a | 


bates, Tr) 4 


ied in getting enough evidence to 
the party. against whom proceedimus will | 
i be taken ! 


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the: 


j 


; 
| A srupen of citizens interested in 
| proposed Jospital in this city have decid 
bed on vivying a grand organ recital im aid | 
of the project in the Baptist church here | 
) toumerrow (Friday) evening. Mr. Harev | 
organist of St. Andrews church, Kings: | 
ton. wil] be one of the performers and he 
will be aided by local and imported tal 
ent A large attendance fer such a laud 
able object should be present 
i j 
Through his team running away im the 
city on Thursday last. Mr. S. PO Nesins, 
of Chater, got a shaking ap he will not, 
forget for some tine By means | 
the Wagon tongue fell te the ground, yet 
under the side walk and broke, occasion 
ing the run away 
teeth broken, his face badly skinned 
aconstitutional shaking up all areund 
making him feel like a Jesuit in the 


ef an agitation 


solue 


Chas. Sadler. This is one of the ways to 
reward Grayburn for coming to Brandon 
totestify against Martin McDonald, in the 
celebrated book stealing case. If his | 
abilities as clerk ave equal te the value of | 
, his evidence at Brandon, they must be | 
‘uf great importance to the Grit Gevern- | 
| nent. 


Mex. W. 4A. Macponatp was at 


Mr. Nevins had two | ers Saturday last was the day foretold by 
and, William Miller on which the tinal des 
truction of the world might be looked for | 
midst | This event waa prophesied as far back as | 
1844. 
Miller's forewarnings were implicitly be- 
Ir was reported last evening that Capt. | heved and the followers ; } 3 : : 
C.K. Grayburn had been appointed clerk belief all over the world suspended earth. | 
ee aE of the Executive Council, the position ren- | ly operations, and on their knees awaited i 
Drekets are good for 60 days and are dered vacant by the retirement of Mr _ the sound of Gabriel's last y 
| didn’t sound. 
, noneof these Adventists in Brandon. If 
so by taking « hasty glance around they | 
will see that things are running as usual. | 


Great North-West Uentral Sale, 


Having decided to CLOSE OUT our General Store 


Business, GREAT REDUCTIONS will be made in 


DRY GOODS, 
BOOTS & SHOES, 
CLOTHING, 
GENTS FURNISHINGS 
and HARDW ARE. 


Above Lines will be Sacrificed. Regardless of Cost. | 


Come Once and our Prices will bring you again. 


FARMERS! You can makeup for your short crop. 


by Buying at this Mammoth Sale 
NOTICE: This is to bea Strictly Cash Sale. 


S. H. BOWER, Agent, 


Cor. 10th and Pacific Avenue, near C.P.R. Depot. 


PRODUCE TAKEN AS CASH. 
Brandon, Oct. 18th. 


Aeccornpine to the Adventist sooth Sa} 


J. A. MAGHH, 


By the Seventh Day Adventists | 


of that strange 


trum). It! 
So far as known there are | 


IS OPENING, THIS WEEK, A 


Tar Winnipeg papers in giving an ac- 


‘SPLENDID STOCK OF PURE DRUGS, 


count of the trip of the scheel of mount- 
ed infantry to thie place to play afriend’y | 

Oak , ¥4me of football with our club, failed to 

The deceased was a quict | Lake last week defending ©. Beausolicl | Stato that club celebrated their tictery by 


FINE CHEMICALS, 


hi : , . i “ map ee 
ong inoffensive man and liked by all) in a inagistrate’s cane fer shooting a | Setting drunk and raising # disturbance 


soqnaintances, His remains were buried 
n the cemetery on Monday afternoon 


4 Portage paper has the following: 


“id Snooth captam of the Marquette 
lacrosse tearn, las re ceived the offer of a 
stnation In the « inploy of Mr. Rose drug 
gat, Branden, and wall probably xceept, 
Should he do se, he will take the pl ace ot 
tivall, the crack player of the Brancons, 


wlio has gone te the coast for the winter 


Last week Provincia! Policeman Foster 
gent up te Oak Lake and arrested a inan 
vamed Chas Watts. charged by a man 
camed Ohver with fraudulently olbtainmne 
00% from him Foster broigh? down 
his man, whem Beak Tedd, attcr a hear 
ng. sent up fortrial The proos ality in 
Watts will settle the matter befor 
te a higher court 


at woes 


BA. Bareys p por at Hap City 
las the follow ing 
uy before Mr i 

Larating for threat outs ner 
Ino. Duneon. He wes or su to fin 
sureties for his cou beh 

default was sent to Bran. a: 


. vuld 
The C. P. R. alse ntrm KeUTS 


to Montreal and station we ere 
Quebe: and Ontare, on se 3, 
> Dec 2,8. 16 mn. 

all the 23. unclas as 

and &, at S40 fo: 

are goo! for 


' 
i 


pris legge . Tix - 
or LO daysion jo im i 
wonth on payin 


A.D. Monkaww «. 
True Blues ass hea 
caved yoster! ° 
twelve of th te, 
Plam Creek) ., 
lee institut: ‘" 
as the Tr. i 
Tius »! ’ Se oe Rae 
adge to 
Pr>de. 
Mr. Patm sen) +n, exer 
wental tac: wesia the Por 
wge heat » mom wee to pro 
Ure wr @ e@&r -rinreuta: 
farm. cu tre Natrom 
Mark In she t conver 
ation he vet duthoulty miat- 
4 to gs”. wese of Portage. 
ui this mek there i, au abund 
arers 


‘calf belonging to Joseph Carpenter. 
‘J. Pos wore f 
'Farlane. They let the defendent off by 


The | on Roseer Avenue on Saturday evening, | 


essrs. Horsemen and Mac. | much to the diagust of eur respectable | 
citizens. 


TOILET ARTICLES, CHOICE PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, COMBS, &e. 


It is hard to say how it would 


| paying the costs #10.80, and adjudged his | have ended, if the Chief had not appear- 


course in such a case was to 
snimal to the nearest) pound. 


Had the | 84g off to the cooler. 


drive the | cl on the sceme and marched one of the j 


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t 

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pee Bc | In the Store recently oceupied by W. E. Fuomerrent. 


case been prosecuted to the bitter end, it | brated their a on Sunday morn- 


meant « term of Duprisonmend. 


THrovcn « mistake in the order, we 
received this week a large comsigiiment 
+ of opaque window shades with spring 
rollers attached. The-e are the finest 
woods, direct from the factory of Hees, 
' Andersen A Co., Toronto, 
not intendto carry one over we will offer 
the whele lot at sseritice prices. Don't 
nilew shade untd vou have seen 
The whole stock 
t be cleared out. Woe are also making 
cuteon wallpaper to clear. Chifea 
Ath at and Rosser. 


(ty a Ww 


our stock and prices 


sk st . cor 


VesL Onn _Oet. 2. The pras 
get steaiaer (Quinte, from Belleville for 
on, «6 ight fire to-night three miles 
nth bav of Quinte, and before she 
! in ashore, Mrs. Christie, mot 


fehe@captun and her twelee year 


», Odat 


het 


acy, «nd Mrs. Staey, the assistant 
«and herson were burt to death 
# Joon other pussengersand mein 
ot the crew were badly burned, in- 


Seromg. l wited States consul 
The steamer wae fin 
liad he 


ling (ol 
tellovaille 
} treat jo} nl } 
wactest and the peonle whe 


One 


tocsump overboard taken off. 
ver) pleasant secial gathering was 
on Thurmd y evemmg m the Rap. | 
church under the auspioes. of the 
nz Peoples Assaciation 
well tlled and « goad programme ren- 
d. Coffee and cake was served dur- 
heeventng Mr. J. A. Christie oc 
sl the char The chotr opened the 
ranune by a cherus, “The Whip poor 
"Misses Lo McKenzie and C. Mitch 
tye an instrmmmental duet. which was | 
rendered. Then followed a slo by 
- \ Stewart, a reading by Mr. Gerdon., 
an asemgby Mr. BK. Baker. Mises L. | 
& .') Lee responded to an hearty encore, 
giving a negro meloly; duet Misses Rak- 
er and Stewart, imstrumental solo, Exite 
Douglass; vocal slo, Mr. T. Of Brown: 
ing; solo, Mr. Foaat, r, who resjm tudes te 
An oncore; recitation, Mr. C. N. Mag-: 
vowd; trio, Mr. Dsbher, Mr. 
Miss Raker: duet. Mr. Browning and Mr. 
Baker. The entertainment was brought - 


ing by yelling, 
a Jolly good fellow” etc. 
beautiful Sabbath 
‘their dirvordant. 
' for that class of being. 


Sts sain te be o@yaal te that found on the 


hare now being worked aml that the tim- 


nerth and sonth of the height of land do 
The church | 2% nteruinge. Ciey bem afriid of veh 
other. 


® veriict wae rein. 
of the plantif Ape on for 81m 


‘Winniper. He intesde renwviug 

trewning, | ait of the Stony Meantain buffs! heat ¢. 

the eveth 

tuinke it waa a big me ace on 

tom clos. by singing “Geel Seve the ef the government to allow the 
nm.” ite he teken oat of Cangla 


wwoting and singing, ‘*He's 
rendering the ; pe alias 
morning hideous by 
Brandon ha: 0 cue ‘ ; 
ser’! Callin and give him a chance to show the Best Assorted 


Stock in this Line that has ever been brought to Brandon. 


Mr. WititaMs, a trader, whe has lived 


ul ax we do | for the past two years in the Lac Suel ——___—— 
district. 19 in the city. 
accounts of that little known section of | 
the country it Is not we 
people are inclined to suppose. He says 
that all the numerous lokes between the 


©. PR. and Lac Seul are 


Ac ording to his | 


OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 


Interesting as, 


full of all) 
kinds of teh, partionlarly whitefish, trout 
mashalunge, pickeral ank pike. yn some 


| 
of the lakes the makalonge attain an im: | 
tiense size, some of them measuring over | 
tive feet in Iength There are large tracts @ a 9 


of grazing and hay lands in the distret 


and at the east end of Lac Seul there are | 
agnicultural lands, foroing an enormous BUT THE CHINA AND ASSAM TEA WAREHOUSE, AND 


The land 


plateau almost clear of tiuber. 


PROVISION STORE, COR. IOTH ST. & LOUISE AVE., 
IS NOW OPEN FOR TRAFFIC. 


Proprietor. 


banke of the Rainy river, Mr. Wilhaws 
sty that the thaber Liaite at Walagoon , 


goon Indian reserves 10) 
Wild neeaboun | 
liclians gather 
every aufuine 
Indians lowing 


Ler on the Wal 
in the market for sale. 

inthe district and thy 
hundred of bushels of 1 
for winters food The 


J. SYTMUaaINGTonm, - 


J *. beg to intimate thet be bee had up wari- of ten rears eapericnce with Mees Pimere i 
oF, GRns & Co, Limited), one of the | t Tea Extabliohinents in the (id ¢ eustry. and aime 

ecveral sermon hi< own eccomnt inthe jes, Therefore tring thoroughly scquainted # ith 
| the electingand blending of the differch! eprv ice of Teas, be i-in 6 txmition to offer to tbe Public 
_ Of Brandon and NeiehLorhe de Tea which, for qneliy and price, he believes ureurpea oe in 
5 aie | the Province. ent which wil! be of frown 2). per ib. apwarr + 


AN EXPUNS<!I° RB PROSISE. FRESH GROUND COFFEE DAILY. 


‘ 
ied R } In compricsivg Fresb Patter. Ecge Harm. Cheese, Patatoce, Vegetal, «- 
rues of PROM case : Praia POVSIONS. all be eseicise! fo pice re article of (he test quality Ale ia “tork 


Satentay im favor. 
BELF, CLASSWARE WOOBDENWARE AND CENERAL NOUSENGLD Coees. 


Tu the Tceleamdie 


Bet 


ter have marricd the fc asale. 
The aluve Goods ate a") Sew and Fre «h, are tk ugi' on n cel “av orable terme, sad © iI) te en's) 
Pisin: io ote Med-rate Prices for Cash. 
Highest Prices gives fer Fre«t: Butt r. &. . Paater«, Chee e. & . ke. 
GOOD= DELIVERLD FKHER TEL BPHONE 112. Oo. BO mu 


DEPARTURE of the BUFFALO. 


J. SYMINGTON, 


Mr. C. J. Jones, of Kanaas Cite, in in 
ifty- | 


ine few dev. M: 


"Coz. 10th St. and Louise Avenue 


ma. 


esd BRANDON. 


P.NATION 


-—-(& Cos. 


SMALL WARE 


AND 


FANCY GOODS 


DEPARTMENT, 


| At their CENTRE COUN 
TER, is a busy place every 
‘day. Here Ladies can oe 
anything they want in Gloves, 
Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear. 
Ribbons, Wools, Silks, Ara. 
senes, Felts, Fanev Articles ot 


all kinds. 


cree? 
- 


'FOR COLD WEATHER 


FURS 


/Are an interesting feature of 
our Business. 


LADIES’ HANDSOME FUR 
LINED CIRCULARS, 
‘PERSIAN LAMB, BOKHARAN 
AND ASTRACHAN MANTLES. 
MUFFS, BOAS, ETC., 


‘In a (sreat Varicty of Pie ts 


Ase 


Men's Fur Coats 


and CAPS, 
OBES, 


In Corey, White amd Blok 


| various Linings and Trim 
mings. 


‘ 


CLOTH 
MANTLES 


| 
and JACKETS, 


j 

Imported direct fron Geet Trades 
To fit Children from 5 year- 
of age up te Ladies’ s1708 
| 

j 


We also make the very best 


SEALETTES 


| AND CLOTHES TO ORDER, 


of which we have an Enormous 
Stock, and guarante Satis 


faction mn 


_ FIT AND FINISH. 


You know we have the Largest 

aid Finest Store and Stock of 

‘Goods im the Provinee, and 

only ask you to come and se 
for vourself that 


| WE ARE STATING FACTS. 


Come and See us, and we will 
Lnot bother vou to Buy if vou 
do not wish it. 
We have lots of Room, and 
plenty of Good Lizht te 


F.NATION& Co. 


‘Cor. Rosser Ave. 
;and Leader Lane.